It seems like I’ve had a lot of weddings and photo sessions recently at the Conway Riverwalk. It’s a beautiful alternative location for pictures if you want to get away from the beach. This couple got married about a year ago back in their hometown, but due to weather and other circumstances they weren’t happy with the pictures from their wedding. So while they were on their anniversary vacation in Myrtle Beach, the bride wanted to put back on her wedding dress and take some bridal portraits, as well as some romantic pictures with her husband.
As I mentioned in a previous blog post, the remodeling of the old Conway bridge is finally finished. I started out taking pictures of this couple down on the boardwalk with the bridge in the background, as well as on the docks down by the water of the Waccamaw River. We then took some portraits under the supporting arches of the remodeled bridge, it’s been a while since it was possible to take pictures in this spot.
After the sun had gone down a bit, we went up on the old train tracks for some pictures. These train tracks are getting so overgrown and in bad shape, I think it’s getting a little too dangerous to venture far out on the bridge. I think what you see in these pictures, is as far as I’m going to let couples go from now on. I always want to be safe when taking pictures. Next, we went to the Conway Gardenwalk, which is a little hidden spot in downtown Conway. I actually added this area to Google Maps to make it easier to locate.
Finally, when I thought it was almost too dark for more pictures, we finished up on the South End of the Riverwalk. I actually ended up really liking these pictures. I always have my large studio flash for some off camera lighting. The soft off camera light hitting the bride’s face, with the street lamps out of focus in the background, ended up making a beautiful portrait. If you want to have a different look to your engagement or family portrait session let me know, the Conway Riverwalk is always a great alternative to the beach.
Couple standing in front of the old Conway bridge – Conway RiverwalkLooking into each other’s eyes in front of the old Conway bridge – Conway RiverwalkKiss in front of the old Conway bridge – Conway RiverwalkBeautiful bokeh in the background – Conway RiverwalkRomantic poses near the water on the riverwalk docks – Conway RiverwalkRomantic poses near the water on the riverwalk docks – Conway RiverwalkRomantic poses near the water on the riverwalk docks – Conway RiverwalkKiss showing off the bride’s ring – Conway RiverwalkBride and groom holding hands by the water – Conway RiverwalkKiss on the docks – Conway RiverwalkBride’s portrait looking back at the camera – Conway RiverwalkBride posing with her hand on her hip – Conway RiverwalkBridal portrait on the dock – Conway RiverwalkBride holding flowers down on the dock – Conway RiverwalkBride looking back at the camera holding flowers – Conway RiverwalkBride leaning against the dock – Conway RiverwalkHusband and wife walking down the dock holding hands – Conway RiverwalkHusband and wife lying together on the dock on the Waccamaw River – Conway RiverwalkHusband and wife lying together on the dock on the Waccamaw River – Conway RiverwalkHusband and wife lying together on the dock on the Waccamaw River – Conway RiverwalkHusband and wife lying together on the dock on the Waccamaw River – Conway RiverwalkPortraits of husband and wife on the boardwalk – Conway RiverwalkPortraits of husband and wife on the boardwalk – Conway RiverwalkBridal portraits leaning on the old wood of the rustic building – Conway RiverwalkBridal portraits leaning on the old wood of the rustic building – Conway RiverwalkBridal portraits leaning on the old wood of the rustic building – Conway RiverwalkBride and groom leaning on the rustic wood – Conway RiverwalkBride and groom leaning on the rustic wood – Conway RiverwalkBridal portraits under the old Conway Bridge – Conway RiverwalkBridal portraits under the old Conway Bridge – Conway RiverwalkRomantic portraits of husband and wife under the old Conway Bridge – Conway RiverwalkRomantic portraits of husband and wife under the old Conway Bridge – Conway RiverwalkRomantic portraits of husband and wife under the old Conway Bridge – Conway RiverwalkSunset picture of the train tracks – Conway RiverwalkKiss on the train tracks – Conway RiverwalkBride standing on the train tracks – Conway RiverwalkBridal portrait from a low angle on the train tracks – Conway RiverwalkBride and groom under the winter trees on the walkway – Conway RiverwalkBride and groom under the winter trees on the walkway – Conway RiverwalkBridal portraits in the garden – Conway GardenwalkBridal portraits in the garden – Conway GardenwalkPortraits of husband and wife in the garden – Conway GardenwalkKiss in the garden – Conway GardenwalkBride having fun hanging on the column – Conway GardenwalkFun portrait with husband and wife – Conway GardenwalkBride with streetlight in the background – Conway RiverwalkBride looking into my studio strobe with streetlight in the background – Conway RiverwalkAlmost dark and lit by my studio lights – Conway RiverwalkAlmost dark and lit by my studio lights – Conway RiverwalkDip back for a kiss with streetlights in the background and lit by my studio lights – Conway Riverwalk
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