Sixtieth Collection

This beautiful bride was walking up the stairs while we were taking pictures of her. We saw this mirror and the result is breathtaking.

Taken during an engagement shoot along the banks of the River Severn. This couple was open to hearing my ideas for something show-stopping so when I asked them to dress up in formal wear to go and find some craggy rocks they were up more than up for the challenge!

Let's stroll together hand in hand. Sharing life's great moments. Living, loving, laughing, wandering as we go. You and me. Today. Tomorrow. Forever.

This gorgeous pair got married in here, and during the ceremony, we noticed the directional natural highlights, against shadows. Afterward, we knew we had to go back, but framed them from behind the doors for added mystery and intimacy.

Moment create memories...
Memories produce emotions...
An Image doesn’t get created, it happens if clicked, otherwise gone...
This adorable couple picture was clicked during pre-wedding at a very scenic morning at Albert Hall Museum, Jaipur.
We are not interested in shooting new things, We interested in shooting something new.

Captured in the Yorkshire Dales overlooking the bride's old stomping grounds. The couple braved the gap in a storm and embraced the high winds. Using natural light only I took a step back to find a gap behind a rounded stone wall, the design of which is typical for Yorkshire farms to frame the couple.

This is the beautiful floating "church" on Rutland Water, Normanton Church. Lynette and Eugene celebrated their 12 Year anniversary by renewing their vows and wearing the same wedding garments they had on their wedding day. No matter which side of Normanton church you look at, from close to at a distance, this is a photographer's dream. The tower photo is (as far as I know) my signature shot for this venue. No one has copied it, so far...

Lovely couple, Carol and Pedro. We saw this place and immediately the idea appeared. When we saw the shot, we were shocked. Without a doubt, the place combined with this beautiful love makes it something unique.

It was a rainy and snowy day, it was cold outside but a good moment to take some pictures. The bride put on her boots and we choose the spot for the wedding shoot. I love the light in January in the Netherlands.

I had literally five minutes before complete sundown and was looking for a good composition when this happened.These two were having a bit of fun and I knew this is what I wanted; her windswept hair , little dance and his solid grip holding his ecstatic bride.I'm always looking for motion and emotion in my pictures.I am glad i got both in this silhouette.

Jump jump jump...jump around! Weather is starting to get a little warmer and a little sunnier so that’s a great think to celebrate along with the fact that these two are getting married!

I love using my flash to highlight the couples, the long dress and the terrace covered with green leaves was one of the many beautiful places to photograph this marvelous couple determined to continue their journey hand in hand and be happy forever.

Love this photo from a recent engagement shoot at Hill End in Weardale, UK. The rolling hills of the countryside make for a wonderful backdrop and the couple were amazing and so natural.

At this beautiful location in Belgium this couple got married, so after the ceremony when the light was hitting the back of the chapel and the trees this way it was the most natural place to take a few portraits. Both the couple and me where very happy with the result! :)

Our lovely couple M & T, both high-level Latin dancers so you can imagine that their posing and dancing in the evening was worth taking pictures :)
As it started to rain in the evening, we went outside with an umbrella and some flashes, this is the result :) Proud to add another award to our collection with this great couple!

What is the fun in kisses, if you don't sneak them and steal them from under the noses of your friends! While everyone was busy closing their eyes and dreaming about their significant other, we had each other by our side and we cherished this moment and sealed it with a kiss ♥️

Leontine & Martijn and I had a very nice pre-wedding shoot together and made a lot of spicy and passionate photo's on this beautiful day. Martijn brought his motor and of course we had to bring his second love into many photo's. This is one of the results... When I was prepping to make this shot he made a photo of me as well... So if you like to know how shot it. Check my Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tom_tomeij_fotografie/

There are corners and edges in every relationship. However, it is unusual for these to occur during the wedding ceremony. We have deliberately included this edge in the wedding picture. The ceremony was celebrated over the roofs of Wiesbaden near Frankfurt.

photographic shot made with 14mm wide angle lens 2.8. sky, clouds, sun, earth and love, the elements that characterize this image.

It rained all day during this after wedding photoshoot . This shouldn't spoil the fun because The Hague is full of beautiful museums. In one of the museums we came across this stairwell..
here we had to take a picture..Cold wind and rain in the Netherlands .. thanks municipality museum The Hague!

It was fantastic to have a couple like Paulien and Matthias. We love to work with drones. We saw this setting and the idea of this lovely picture was born.

It was a beautiful couple, who married in Italy but held a party in the middle of Amsterdam. The stayed at the Amstel Hotel, he's bringing his lovely wife to the hotel room.

There’s not too many people walking around the monuments these days but the fact of knowing you have each other during these times is all one needs.

Scotland has something unique, the climate changes in a moment, there I managed to take a photo with the drops of water and a strong wind, that lasted 3 minutes, enough to know that like marriage after a storm calm always comes.

Captured on a very stormy day in the Lake District. On top of Cat Bells in Kewswick to be exact, overlooking derwentwater. The lake in the background is Bassenthwaite lake. The conditions mixed with some off camera flash give a very dramatic and stormy image.

Giving each other a helping hand. Love to make photo's into the light... Silhouettes are one of my favorite things to photograph. They are so intriguing but at the same time, they are peaceful. Shot @ 1/200sec / f/11, ISO 100
35mm. @ Scheveningen in the Netherlands.

A wedding on a golf course? No problem. What better place to celebrate than on a lonely golf course and resort? Unfortunately we couldn't finish our shoot. The rain has put a damper on our plans.

As wedding photographers, this crisis has an impact on our work, life on everything around us. For me this photo as a symbol. Hand in hand with each other, family, colleagues and of course all the bridal couples who are in uncertainty in the coming months. Together we will get through it!

You'll likely spend months planning the perfect wedding day, but it's often the unplanned parts of the day that become the most memorable and the funniest...

This image was taken during one of the frequent storms we had here in the UK. it was very windy and I'm sure that day we witnessed all weather conditions, sun, rain, hail, snow, wind. You name it, we had it. But the wind worked out great for this simple backlight photo. the dress makes the shot for me.