Our next Farmers Image of the Week was created by Becky Wright in London when she decided to step out of her comfort zone. There’s a valuable lesson here: it’s important to deliver what you know your clients expect, but also to leave room for creative play and experimentation. Without that space, you might start to feel like you’re just going through the motions.

Becky has composed this image with a great eye for structure and symmetry. The use of the spiral staircase creates a dynamic and visually engaging frame that draws the viewer’s attention directly to the couple. The multiple reflections in the glass add layers of interest and complexity, making the photo intriguing to look at from different angles.

The black-and-white treatment highlights Becky’s skillful use of light and shadow. The available light creates beautiful highlights and shadows on the staircase, further enhancing geometric patterns. The soft light on the couple ensures that they remain the focal point while the play of shadows adds a sense of mystery and depth.

This image is a fantastic example of what can happen when you push yourself creatively. Becky could have opted for a straightforward shot, but instead, she chose to experiment with reflections and angles. This willingness to play and try something new has resulted in a striking and memorable image.

There’s an intimacy captured here that goes beyond just a typical wedding photo. The embrace between the couple feels genuine and tender, made even more powerful by the contrast of the structured, almost futuristic environment surrounding them. It’s a moment of connection that stands out against the graphic lines and reflections.

The focus is sharp on the couple, while the reflections add a softer, dreamlike quality. The exposure is handled beautifully, balancing the bright highlights and deep shadows to create a well-rounded and impactful photograph.

Becky shows us the importance of stepping outside of the expected and embracing creative risks. This image is not just a lovely capture of a couple; it’s a visual exploration that invites the viewer to see beyond the obvious. It’s a fantastic reminder that allowing yourself room to experiment can lead to extraordinary results. Well done, Becky, for creating such a compelling piece and for being our Farmers Image of the Week!