Engagement Photos Part 1: Colourful graffiti at Champ Libre
As an engagement photographer, I’m always looking for new backdrops and spaces that inspire creativity and playfulness.
A colourful Instagram post by Vincent Brillant clued me in to an interesting new location for engagement photos.
After some investigative Googling, I found out this new colourful space is called Champ Libre. It’s an artistic collaboration between Sid Lee, LNDMRK and Maser, an internationally-known graffiti artist.
Located near the intersection of Autoroutes 15 and 40, the building is not in an easy place to access. But it’s visible from the highway, bringing a splash of bright colours to an otherwise drab, industrial neighbourhood.
This disused tea factory is slated to be torn down to make way for the new Royalmount mega-mall project. In the meantime, it has a fresh new life as an ephemeral art project. Way to go out with a bang and not a whimper!
I was delighted by this space and so eager to use it as a creative space for some portraits. Just then, we were planning Melanie and Jonathan’s engagement photo session. Perfect timing! I suggested exploring this space for part of their session and they were up for it!
We met there on a very chilly and windy fall day and we had a blast taking some creative photos.
Melanie and Jonathan are just two quirky peeps that fell in love and are happy to own their weirdness. I love it! They were so smiley during the entire shoot!
I hope you enjoy these graffiti engagement photos as much as I did!
To see Part 2 of their photoshoot, see Engagement photos at the Pointe Claire Village.
And if you want some creative couple’s photos to celebrate your quirky love, please send me an email at [email protected]! 🙂
I. Love. These. People. And these pictures! Thank you for capturing their absolutely adorable love for each other!
Beautiful capture… I love this girlie since she was a tiny pea <3 …So happy for you and Jon, Melanie! xx
I can’t describe enough how much i love these colors !
I hope they would still be there next summer for me to take some photos 🙂
Great job Esther ! your location scouring skills are the best (y)
Hehe! It’s not too late for winter shoots, Ines! You can do it! Brave the cold. 😉