Nicole Plett is a documentary and editorial photographer based between New York and Canada. With over a decade experience, she invites those who step in front of her lens to feel at ease. Nicole Plett’s work is known for its texture and imagery, that continually becomes richer with time.
Tell us about your business!
With over 10 years of experience, I invite those who step in front of her lens to feel at ease and take a deep exhale. Trusting that the most beautiful things come as they are.
My eye for beauty reaches across the spectrum of stylish affairs, to the simple and often overlooked moments - captured through my unique point of view.
Where are you based?
I’m based between New York City and Canada.
Do you travel for weddings?
I’m often on the road splitting time between New York, Canada and Europe.
How would you describe your style?
I approach weddings with a documentary sensibility, choosing to limit my interference in the day and events and instead, captures moments as they unfold.
My editorial perspective comes into play in order to help naturally guide couples and create timeless imagery with an artful perspective.
What inspires you?
My work in often inspired by being present in the every day an observer by nature. What I see in the world around me, looking and searching for shape, texture, emotion, quirky moments, beautiful glances influences my approach on a wedding weekend.
What motivates you to do what you do?
The desire to create is a constant driving force. The fact that people continually invite me into their sacred moments and celebrations is icing on the cake in the process of creating. How wonderful it is to watch and observe and be commissioned to create art on behalf of humans.
Do you shoot digitally, on film or both?
My work is composed of various mediums in order to tell the story in a textural way.
Do you have custom packages according to individual needs?
Yes.
Where would you love to travel to for work?
I’d love to return to one of my favourite countries, Japan.
Who is your dream client?
I love photographing on behalf of couples who are fully present in the moment. Who want to squeeze every ounce of goodness out of the celebration of love.
What is your advice to couples getting married?
Don’t stress the big stuff or the little stuff. Be present in the moment. When you look back on your wedding day in 10, 20, 30 years, I hope you recall the overwhelming joy you felt and experienced.
