Sunset Photo Shoot in Prague: A Place That Felt Like Home

Couple photos I took in Prague, from a bench overlooking Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) to silhouettes against the sunset sky

Hi, I’m author S.
For today’s photos from Prague.. there aren’t many, so I’ll try writing a little in my old style. I used to have so many photos that I’d run out of things to say halfway through and just ramble on about anything.. Reading those posts again now is a bit embarrassing.. which is why I changed my writing style. But with fewer photos now, I think I can keep things brief 😀

This was a night shoot lasting 2 hours 30 minutes, but I’ve left out the nighttime photos and brought you just the sunset ones.
Something I’ve noticed while doing photo shoots in Jeju and around the Gyeongsang provinces.. So many people find their first photo shoot so, so, so exhausting.. that some worry a shoot on their honeymoon would be tiring too. For all the photos here today.. I planned everything from the poses to the ideas for each shot.
Of course, practicing your own poses and ideas beforehand gives you more variety in your photos.. but we’re all so busy, aren’t we? So I can keep things moving quickly with poses that are easy and comfortable. The most important thing to bring is a willingness to have fun 😀

And if I had to name some things I wished had been different over my many night shoots in Prague..
I know you’re newlyweds on your honeymoon.. but some people wear themselves out sightseeing during the day, or.. I really, really have no idea what they were up to the night before the shoot, but they turn up looking like the ashes of a fire that burned all night. Occasionally.. actually, quite a lot of people did this. Yes, it shows on your faces. Being well rested matters too 😀
Some couples would start their wedding-day makeup at 5:30 a.m., have the ceremony at 10 a.m., catch a flight at 2 p.m., arrive in Prague at 6 p.m., and start their night shoot at 9 p.m.(…) More than half the photos would have their eyes closed.. so it’s best to leave yourself plenty of time before a shoot.

Don’t worry, I can get you laughing for the photos! Just make sure you’re rested enough to enjoy the shoot 😀

Photos like this look so natural, don’t they? I show you where to stand and give you a general idea of what to do, so there’s no need to worry about that either.
I’ve improved a lot since then, so I can take better photos and offer better ideas for shots now!

Even a great photo like this isn’t difficult at all, so just trust me *-_-*

Silhouette photos take a little time, but I think they make nice phone wallpapers. I leave plenty of black space at the bottom, so icons for calls, messages, the browser and the camera fit neatly there 😀

I’m not currently offering photo shoots or taking bookings in Prague. If I do shoots there again, I’ll announce it separately. If I resume shoots in Prague, a daytime shoot lasting 1 hour would cost about 250,000 KRW. A 3-hour shoot with 2 hours in the daytime and 1 hour at night would be around 400,000 KRW. The 3-hour shoot would include 30 edited photos and 450 original photos.