Sixty-Eighth Collection

Covid-19...who hasn't heard of it? Although we had the honor of shooting about 40 weddings in 2020, this lovely couple was the first to gladly pose for a rough wedding shot with masks on. The pile of coal in the front adds a perfect contrast to the deep blue sky. Thanks so much to all at Wedisson for this 12th award. We are honored!

I love incorporating into the composition elements that you can overlook as an everyday thing but it has great design potential combining it with emotion.

When you look deep into the eyes of the person you love and you are close to each other, you don't feel the cold and rain. You only feel the love that will be there for the rest of your life.

Cadaquès has a magic magnetism and a beautiful light. We knew it was far away, we knew we would have to spend the night there, and we knew we could not bill everything to our couple, but it did worth the travel. We woke up at four in the morning and climbed the cliff for over thirty minutes. The bride did dress up right there at the light of our torches and the lighthouse.
Tramuntana high wind was forecast, fortunately, at that time it was still weak enough to only give volume to the dress and movement to her hair. The sky went gorgeous and finally, the sun popped out the Mediterranean sea. Love made the rest for this shot that went over our expectations.

Love the tones in this beautiful image captured at The South Causey Inn Old Barn. I went to school with Sarah so it was an honor to photograph her wedding to Lewis. That dress and Suit. Trendy!

Jaime-Lee looking amazing in this beautiful dress at Hallgarth Manor in 2019. The blue room works so well with the warmth of her skin. 3 Lights used to create this photo, 2-speed lights in the back corners for rim lighting and a key light softbox camera left.

Captured in Snowdonia in late summer, this cove is tucked away in the middle of nowhere. Having found a small outcropping for the couple to stand on I ventured out into the water. Lowering the camera as low as possible to grab this snap. The water was freezing but it was worth it!

Sometimes the best moments are in between two shots. Here the bridesmaids made some fun behind me. Always good to have them nearby.

I will always remember this wedding for the love of a couple without transparency, in love without limits, elegance, and simplicity in a magnificent place for this impressive celebration, I thank you for letting me enjoy what I like the most.

A happy ending for a report that will remain forever in your memories, an incredible post-wedding to end an unforgettable experience, The beach gives you moments that you must take advantage of to get the best result, thanks to Oscar and Marta for being there and doing that the photo gives off the love you feel for each other.

This was my first wedding in Scotland. But what you cannot see, is a packed, busy Edinburgh. The thing with a couple walking in any busy street, let alone the Royal Mile, is that people do give way and respect the precession (so to say) of the married couple. I had already planned my journey for their post-ceremony wedding photos and this had so much symmetric satisfaction that it was destined to be used as a backdrop. I love my super-wide Olympus lens, it never fails me. My gorgeous couple Ruth and Nikki (who is Scottish) got married at the Caves and went on to Princess Street Gardens.

A reflection of autumn and love for this beautiful country manor setting with our wedding couple, image was shot using off-camera flash ( Left )

"I waited tot you for such a long time and now you are here and we will be together for always from this moment".It was very difficult for these two who lived in different countries and haven't been able to see each other for a long time.

During a short posing session after this amazing outdoor wedding ceremony, I had to incorporate the beautiful backdrop in the image. I used the mountain top in the top left to balance the couple out in the lower right. I love the strong look of the bride in this image.

This wedding couple got married in the beautiful city of Gouda. With the sun already a bit lower, the iconic city hall was the perfect background for a short shoot.

In this shot, the beautiful brass door of the Laurenskerk in the city of Rotterdam played a central role. The cold winter weather combined with the warm light behind the couple made for a nice contrast.

Captured at the stunning Wylam Brewery. This was captured about an hour before sunset and involved multiple flashes and colored gels to light the columns as well as a key light and rim lights for the couple. A very complex photograph to create but I hope you agree it looks awesome.

This image is from one of the very first weddings I did when I became a wedding photographer. I'm so proud of this image and it was at this wedding I knew what I wanted to do for the rest of my life. For this shot, the bride and groom had to stay completely still as I did a long exposure. This is because I wanted to achieve a soft moving glow of the water and together with the perfect background, it really makes a great shoot.

King & Queen of the Castle - taken at the beautiful Glin Castle, Co. Clare, Ireland. Everything about this day was amazing, from the couple to the weather and light. Loved experimenting with these smoke bombs...always adds something different! Would do it all over again!

There is nothing better than taking a different perspective to capture the best day of your life. By using a drone it is possible for us to capture these unique images.

I’d had this shot in mind all day; I waited until dusk, so there was still a hint of ambient light hanging around. I added a flash behind Kelsey & Steve to provide some backlighting which also illuminated the inside of the tent. I’m really pleased how this one turned out

Venue - Tissington Hall, Derby

Aynslie & Hugh were such fun, expressive characters; so it didn’t take much for me to coax the laughter out of them. I placed them in front of some natural window light, underexposed for the highlights, and let them do the rest.

Venue – Stubton Hall Newark

This was the very last frame of the day I took at Stacey & Marks's beautiful wedding, letting them spend a moment alone while I captured this moment. I had an amazing day with these two! Wish you all the best Stacey & Mark.

With these weddingflowers in the front, it gives this picture beautiful colours. That contrast, with the dark air and the love in between.

Sometimes pictures come on the spot and sometimes I know exactly what I want .. during the intake interview I already had something like this in my head... I love taking pictures with a drone. it gives something special a different point of view of a moment or situation. especially if everything looks slightly different due to covid measures.

Love this photo! I always try to create something special just after the sun goes down. After several tries, we managed to capture the perfect silhouette moment!

Those beautiful rocks...very well arranged and crafted... only added value to the couple's sweet moment. Wendy the groom, wanted to have the last pic with the rocks. We were already very tired shooting from 5 am to 7 pm. But when I reached the side of the wall, the perspective was simply awesome.

This place is called Jin Fei in Mauritius. It's a new building with unique architecture. The moment I reached there, it was BANG ON.
Wendy & Vaneetah performed to my expectations. The results were simply mindblowing. One of my all-time best Photoshoots.

Just having fun on a perfect wedding day! Dancing together shows how lovely this day was for them. Love to make these memories. ♡

We took advantage of the last days before the snow appeared to take advantage of this magnificent setting in the Swiss pre-Alps. The photo shoot was over, we were walking towards our car when I heard the two lovers laughing between them, I turned around and I simply captured this moment of complicity.