This photo was taken using an 85mm prime lens in natural light. I framed the couple by photographing through some floral vines that dresses the walkway.
Durante la sesión de bajamos ala playa por este camino serpenteante, había una ligera neblina que dejaba pasar algunos rayos de luz.
And this photo was taken in Munich. As now I remember how the guards drove us from this ladder. But I managed to remove a couple of frames. Thank you guys for taking part in this action together.
This shot was taken in the last few minutes of sunset. This shot was taken with a two flash set up. I backlit the bride and groom using an off camera flash and placed a second flash with a Magmod on it 50 feet away camera left pointing at the couple. I love how it turned out softly illuminating my couple.
Venue: Key Largo Lighthouse Beach
Bride: Priya Smits
Groom: Dan Mervosh
Planner: Island Life Events
Flowers: Priya Smits
Hair & Makeup: Catherine Pena
Entertainment: Kiss Me Entertainment
Catering: Chef Drew
Photography: Stacia Morgan Photography
What do you do when you are getting married and Amsterdam is your city? Right! You arrange a bike and ride through the traffic on the Magere Brug in the centre of Amsterdam. We had so much fun! This picture had to be in black and white as far as I am concerned. Love the expression on their faces.
La luz se filtró entre los arboles. Este tipo de luz acentúa el misterio y el romanticismo. La fotografía fue tomada en el Real monasterio de Guadalupe.
A special place for the bride. It was taken in the backyard of her grandfather. The place where she was playing around while she was a kid, was now the decor for the wedding-shoot.
Although i'm surrounded with flowers, i will always pick you..
I need you, your smile lights up my world, you make me laugh more than anyone else has ever done and you make me the best version of myself..
Being with you is what I call happiness, and I will love u till the day after forever..
Chandni ❤️ Wiresh
It is said 'the best photos are often captured without planning' and this is one of them. I had already covered the wedding ceremony at the church and had to drive 2 hours (of what was meant to be a 45 min journey) to the reception venue due to heavy traffic. It was a beautiful day and it felt like it was the only nice day of the whole winter. Luckily, I arrived at the venue at the same time as Mark and Jenny (our couple in the photo). The golden hour was gone and we did not want to miss what was left of the beautiful orange sky. So we decided to make a run for it. I grabbed my Nikon D750 and a Cactus Speedlight and transceiver and ran to where this photo was taken. I had to hook the Speedlight on a branch to get the light just where I wanted and this is the result.
This photo I took at the wedding banquet. It was very difficult to persuade some of the people to agree to lie down. But everyone agreed and gave me a chance to make this photo.
It was the idea of the bride and groom to do shoots in the metro underground as its part of their Montreal daily life.
So we set the scene where I was on the other side of the platform and I suggested that they reenact a fallout, and voila! I suggested they keep a distance apart for composition and it would portray the body posing clearer. They were naturals :) and they love improvising.
All smiles at the end!
We were not sure if the weather was going to cooperate nor how we were going to get in, but the adventure was fun and it all worked out in the end.
Sarah & Josh got married at an old school house in New Zealand so I thought it would be fun to make use of the school's tennis court for their portrait shoot.
postwedding in cadaqués, catalonia, spain.
After a great wedding, they decided to do a post-wedding with touches of sea, in cap de creus and cadaqués. coastal town of the Mediterranean
Pennsylvania Castle is a beautiful venue on the Jurassic coast in Dorset, and the bridal suite is one of the nicest I've had the pleasure to come across. I always enjoy photographing this part of the day and trying to capture all the excitement and anticipation, and also precious little moments like this one.
This was a crazy group of very close friends who were extremely excited about the night and their cigars. However; much like all attendees at weddings, it took some entertaining to get most of them to pay attention. Especially towards the end of the night. By using a red key light we not only created an amazing photo, the guys were curious to see what we were up to. We love vibrant colors and this is a new way we were able to incorporate it into our photos.
This was my first wedding for this season. Clara & Luca had a perfectly choreographed first dance and there was a lot of excitement when Luca scooped Clara up for the big finale. I love that you can see the guests faces and reaction and Clara's enjoyment.
We photographed this beautiful couple in the streets of the town Deventer, The Netherlands. No cars were allowed in these small streets, so it was safe to lie down on it and take this shot. The historical setting makes it a romantic and timeless picture.
I was fortunate enough to be asked to document my brothers sweet wedding. Robert and Lisa were married on the first day of the new year, under one of our gorgeous grand live oaks, here in Charleston. Such a special day for both of them, and our whole family.