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Get inspired by these engagement ring photos to help you announce your proposal news in style. Plus, learn how to pose for engagement ring pics that slay.
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Time to celebrate your engagement with gorgeous engagement photos! We asked photographers for advice, so you can take the best engagement photos ever.
- Initial Things to Think About
- What Camera Equipment Do You Need to Take Good Engagement Ring pictures?
- Look For Good Light
- Keep The ISO Low
- Add A Flash
- Incorporate Nature
- Think of The Background as Watercolors
- Capture The Whole Ring with A Higher F-Stop
- Give The Ring Some Context
- Photograph The Ring Details
Photographing a ring is 1,000% easier than taking pictures of people. Couple’s photography and engagement photography as an extension takes a lot of skills outside of actually knowing how to work a camera. You have to have people skills to effectively pose, make people feel comfortable in front of the camera, etc. Rings don’t need that kind of atte...
When we first started taking pictures of engagement rings, we simply used our kit 50mm lens. In fact – we used this lens for literally everything – from ring photos to portraits and more. It was a workhorse lens and we definitely pushed it to the limit. The actual pictures weren’t “bad” by any means, but they did lack in quality and control. While ...
We define “good light” as – soft, evenly distributed, and available in a large enough quantity so as to not require shooting at a high ISO. Shooting engagement ring pictures outdoors (or by natural light indoors) and often around Golden Hour tends to be ideal. It’s not as necessary in our book as taking portraits are during this time, but it does c...
We mentioned it, and now we want to elaborate on it. ISO is one of the key elements that make up an images exposure (for more on that, check out The Exposure Triangle).In general, you want to keep your ISO low so as to not introduce unwanted grain into your pictures. In our experience, this graininess tends to impact images of rings more than that ...
If, for some reason, you are stuck having to photograph an engagement ring in a poorly lit environment (maybe it got dark quicker than you thought it would), then introducing a flash to your photo can help you make a great photo despite this set back. When we use flash on an engagement ring, we need to be mindful of trying not to create a lot of bl...
It’s maybe a little trendy, but one of the most beautiful ways to display an engagement ring is in the context of the natural world. While rings are generally are made up of diamonds (and other precious stones) and formed by people into this beautiful end result, they have a element to them that just suits being paired with flowers, trees, rocks, a...
Since we entered the world of macro photography, we’ve started to see things a little differently. When photographing an object like an engagement ring, your field of view needs to shift. Your focus is entirely on the ring, and everything around it should become a blur. We’ve taken this mindset and actively applied it to how we choose locations to ...
One of the things we regularly did wrong when we started photographing rings was only using a wide aperture to do so. While it is possible to shoot an engagement ring at f/2.8, we find that higher aperture of f/4 – f/8+ work best to get the feature stone + the band in focus.
A lot of times when we think of “engagement ring photos”, we think of the ring in isolation. We photograph it in nature or as a part of a lay-flat of other details. In reality, one of the best ways to show off an engagement ring is by showing it off on the person who is wearing it. A simple close up on a hand can do the trick!
Some engagement rings have small, almost microscopic, details that are important to take notice of and capture. The most common type of details we see are engravings inside of the band.
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Apr 7, 2023 · 49 Engagement-Ring Selfies That Will Inspire You to Show Off Your Bling. By Hannah Nowack. Updated on April 7, 2023. Photo: Courtesy of @julieczernek. It's the moment you've been waiting for—maybe for months, or maybe for years: Your significant other popped the question, gave you a stunning engagement ring, and now you're officially engaged!
