In a blue suit that resembles prisoners’ clothes and “clips”, a couple celebrated their engagement in a very innovative way in the Malawi desert, translating with their pictures the phrase “they entered the marital cage” literally, so that their pictures attracted the attention of many young people on social networking sites, which aroused the admiration of some and the ridicule of others, some even thought that they They work in a profession related to the law, such as a lawyer, but the 25-year-old groom, Raif Radi, revealed to Al-Youm Al-Sabaa the scenes of the photo session and its innovative idea.

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He continued, “We said for more than a month and a half, we agreed on the place, the tools, and the clothes, and frankly, the most terrifying thing, and we were afraid of it, the people’s reaction, and more than once we decided to work and go back to our words until we decided to go outside the center of Minya purely and we worked in the desert of West Mallawi, and until we arrived I was afraid of people’s reactions to the session, but, thank God, I found the session and the idea very popular with people, and it started spreading with a comment, “When two lawyers get married and think of making a session,” I turned into a comic, but we are happy, not upset.

He explained: “I was a designer doing a different need. I thought about a lot of ideas, but I found out that they were used before, but when we thought about the prison of love, I felt that it was really different and I worked as a sprayer, so I loved this more and was more encouraged that I did it.” He continued: “I was I am keen that I say it in every picture, I love you through the shot, because I consider it instead of years and the love of a lifetime.”

Regarding the scenes of the session, he said, “Every step I took was difficult because I was busy with people’s reactions all the time, but I was encouraged and said I would do it even if she and I would simplify it. Indeed, we sat down to prepare and adjust the sizes and imagine the shots with the photographer and the clothes that we did, and the clips we made were specific to the session and decided We think of more than one place where we are filming, but we were afraid of the security measures, so we decided to stay away. We took an hour and a half back and an hour and a half back to film the session.”

Mina Naguib, the session photographer, says: I am a student at the Faculty of Commerce, Beni Suef University, and have been working in the field of photography for 6 years. The original costume is like the clothes clips and has been working on the idea of ​​the session since 3 months.”