Fifty-Eighth Collection

Taken at Astley Bank hotel on a very wet evening early January. Taken with Nikon D810, speedlight to rear 1/8 at 35mm, speeedlight front 1/32 at 105mm, ISO 800, 1/125, F1.8 Sigma 35 Art

Always these adults. Hey, it's just a wedding. Come on! Why don't you just relax and enjoy that beautiful day? I, as a princess, will watch your activities from my throne. It's definitely nicer here.

This picture was taken in the Italian Dolomites at the Alpe di Siusi, from the engagement shooting of Simon and Veronika and explosive couple. Simon is a ski instructor so we decided to incorporate his skill in the picture.

The bride caught the clouds in her veil.

The bride's veil has always been such an inspiration. Mixed with loads of love, emotion, beautiful sky the perfect sunset of Albion's beach in the west of the island, all the ingredients were there to achieve this photograph. First participation at Wedisson, first award! Feel so lucky to be a wedding photographer in Mauritius.

This picture was made on the beach of Koh Chang/Thailand with a beautiful wedding couple from Germany. I really loved the very personal moment and this nice moon. No colors are needed for this nice moment.

Irnham Hall looks stunning by day, but especially by night. Just after dusk I took Heather & Jim out for some evening portraits, trying to get them to hold their position for my 1-second exposure proved a bit tricky, mainly due to a few too many shandy’s, but I managed to nail a couple of shots before I let them head back to the party.

Hendrik and Romy married in december. Not an usual time of year to marry but that gives options to unique shots. The weather was freezing cold and the brave couple gives me the chance to make this lovely shot!

summertime and wedding time in the west of Germany. a cute couple in front of colorful flowers in a park area. I'm not quite sure if the couple recognized me in that moment :-)

I wanted to make a picture like this for a couple of months but it wasn’t raining on my wedding days in 2019, so in December it finally happened!

We started our session in the early morning pre-sun in Washington DC. We came across lit up parking structure and by decreasing the ambient exposure got a unique silhouette of our amazing couple. Using an iPhone as a mirror I was able to flip the image to create leading lines that draw you directly to our couple.

The magic of Christmas told in a photo shoot. bride and groom in backlight and correct atonement on Christmas lights. they frame a very suggestive scenario, which arouses curiosity and magic at the same time.

For this shot, we took a stroll in Marylebone London and stopped the traffic to make sure I could get what I needed, not so easy in central London!

On this beautiful day in June, I photographed this cool couple with their children. With a groom who works at the fire department, you can guess in what kind of car he was going to pick up his bride..during the photoshoot the children were playing in this cool oldtimer.

Matthew and Lauren dancing to the light in the stunning sunset. A magical moment in the reflection of the beautiful lake at The Old Hall in Ely.

This photo is completely unstaged. On her way to see her groom for the first time, I let her walk ahead of me. As she defended the stairs I leaned over and snapped a couple of photos as she walked down. The light is coming from a window behind her.

Their wedding was marked by a dangerous three-day ice storm, so we stayed inside, and the light do all the talking. This photo always reminded me just a little of the images from JFK's wedding.

A small forest in a park in Tokyo.
It was creating a nice frame with autumn leaves.
I made a natural light for a couple of used GODOX AD200 flash.

Bopfingen, eine Gemeinde in Württemberg. Aber irgendeine? NEIN!
Mit dem Ipf ist Bopfingen über seine Gemeindegrenzen weit hinaus bekannt. Nicht nur der Ipf gibt ein Paar schöne Spots ab.
Mit diesem After Wedding Shooting Anfang 2020 konnten sich Markus und Karina den Traum von einem nachträglichen Hochzeitsschnappschuss verwirklichen.

A photobooth makes you do funny things and make funny faces. This newlywed couple enjoyed it so much, they almost couldn't get enough of it!

This image was captured at the beautiful Swynford Manor near Newmarket.
The couple said they wanted something arty of the two of them captured within the venue. We decided to use one of Swynford's big mirrors, combining this with a little cross lighting from a nearby window worked perfectly at creating something a little different yet still keeping to the dark contrast of the venue.

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this plane is called Lady Agnes and was long used for the Interflug airline of the former German Democratic Republik. When she was put out of service, she was flown to a small airfield near Berlin, which Otto Lilienthal had already tried to fly. There now she stands venerably on a rise and is used as a registry office.
And it was a great fit for the couple since they come from Germany and he comes from Spain. Both travel a lot together and fly around the world almost every week or together. So what is better than getting married on a plane.

Use the vanishing point created by the mirror to bring the eyes straight to the couple. In Brazil, mainly in São Paulo, it is very common to use mirrors instead of carpets.

This picture is taken on a very cold day, warming up in a monastery in Zeeland, Netherlands. This lovely couple has listened attention for each other and forgot that I was also there.

Ballinacourty Lighthouse offers an impressive and scenic backdrop. It located in the eastern Dungarvan Bay in county Waterford, Ireland and the first light flashed in 1858. When Sarah, the bride, asked me to photograph there I couldn't be more excited! I used a simple set up: one off-camera flash with a grid to highlight my couple.

Coast of France, without knowing where we were going, the GPS took us to a fantastic place, the clouds, the wind, the couple, nobody could break the moment, it was the end of the most beautiful post-wedding where the forces continued and the gain of living multiplied, I will always be grateful for letting me do what I like the most.

I captured this portrait of Marcus & Emily during a light rain shower here in the UK, using the water on my lens to add a little magic to the scene, and it worked a treat with the lighting from my flashguns and the venue.

Great fun with some smoke. Groomsmen, groom and even the bride up for a laugh. Shot with Coloured gels on flashes to exaggerate the smoke colour.

This awesome couple took the time to walk through Amsterdam for an amazing shoot. I just love how the elderly women at the back are staring at what is happening. It really makes the image stand out! :)

I believe in Taking an image, freezing a moment, reveals how rich reality truly is. On this day, the sun was about to set; it was already getting dark. But I wanted to make a landscape filled with this couple. I have chosen sky shadows over this couple and captured this beautiful picture upon this beach with white sand.

Watching them was like watching the sunset and the sunrise, equally beautiful in different ways.
Shannon A. Thompson
After a beautiful love shoot, I got to enjoy this lovely sunset. Already very happy and content I am again blessed by Wedisson with an award, Life is very very good!

After an incredibly romantic wedding with many guests and many congratulations, the two of them just needed a break. So we took them to a quiet, lonely place. Just enjoy.