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A Pride & Prejudice Inspired Editorial

This is the second of two Jane Austen inspired editorial shoots that I had the pleasure of photographing in the Cotswolds last summer! Julie Paisley hosted the most incredible retreat in the heart of the English countryside, and my jaw is still on the floor over these images.

For this shoot, I wanted to embrace the independence and confidence that our heroine, Elizabeth Bennett, possessed in Pride & Prejudice. Notice that there was no groom for this shoot, which I loved! It was so fun to play with a solo female model and be really intentional with her posing and direction.

Please enjoy a selection of my favorite images from this Pride & Prejudice inspired editorial! You can view the Emma editorial shoot HERE. A full recap of the retreat and my time in the Cotswolds is coming soon!

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