Seventh Collection

This picture was taken on a very cold late afternoon in the most famous mountain town of Santana do Livramento. The mountain is Palomas. The yellowish sky and sundown sun cause a very romantic and pleasing to the eye effect. The couple in love pictures has only in important places for them, for their history, so the challenge of making interesting photos without choosing the place is bigger. This picture is the result of approximately 70 clicks on an evolution in the process direction the couple. Between the clicks there are laughs, looks up to this affection. The mountain does not have access to automobiles, it has a well marked trail and climbed on foot. This photo before receiving this recognition was chosen by the married couple to be one of party decoration of pictures, now has more meaning yet.

This was the big day of Rumi and Miro. When I saw all the hearts on the showcase, I walked in and asked the owner if we can make some photos in her magical shop. The woman behind the groom and the bride is the sweet owner. When we finished, she give them one of the hand made hearts, I turned around and make this photo of them while they hold the gift.

I rented a pre-wedding story for Alena and Alexander. Bride and groom dreaming about taking pictures with horses somewhere in the field. Summer, sunset and a beautiful large Mars. Mars - a third party shooting, which was unruffled and charismatic and perfectly fit into our company.

Sometimes it's not about the picture of the bride or the dress separately, rather the act of what it's truly there for. We captured one of the most special times for a bride in that of the moment she slips into her dress on her wedding day. Freeze the moment and it lasts forever.

During the cocktail the groom's friends lifted him by surprise. They threw so high that almost reached my position.

Dorothy and Matthew - This foto was taken in the late afternoon in one of the parks in Wroclaw. It was one of their favorite places where they go together. I love to photograph such pairs as Dorothy and Matthew: young, natural, full of life and emotion. Their wedding was held in a beautiful old church next to the old market square in Wroclaw. Beautiful ceremony, delicate floral decorations, great guests and great fun. Working with them was a great pleasure for me.

I just felt love with this wedding set, venue was just perfect. It located at big farm, quite a far away from city centre. When we arrived there, first of all I spotted cows just walking around. The field behind fences was just perfect for the late night portraits. As usual, we ran with couple to chase the sun. We had only a couple of minutes to get setting sun to pictures and we made it! The moment was so hurry, but still, so effective that it surprised all of us. Thanks for the couple spending few minutes in a middle of wedding party to nail these shots! Stunning.

This lovely Norwegian couple decided to get married in the great city of Rome. No friends, no parents or relative with them: just the ancient walls of Coliseum attending their love.

My clients, Jey & Bianca, were standout basketball players all through high school and college so it was only right that we did a tribute for their love of the game and each other in our engagement session. They both wore matching Jordan sneakers to go with their matching outfits which just added to the magic of the moment. As I climbed up a ledge of a monument in DC, I knew there would be enough height to capture this shot in a creative way and it turned out exactly how I wanted it.

There are no words to describe the feelings that surfaced that day, a dream couple filled with love and understanding. The location is the Colonia Tovar in Aragua Venezuela, a small town with a German court that allowed us to enjoy this landscape where it was unthinkable not to make wonderful pictures that fill with enthusiasm to the new family.

After an exciting pre-wedding shoot, we had been really looking forward to shooting this wedding – such a gorgeous couple, who totally embraced our creative freedom.
Megan + Gareth were married at the family church in Stubbins village and their reception took place at The Shireburn Arms Hotel in Clitheroe, a beautiful country pub setting full of character.
Minutes before the evening guests started to arrive we found this quiet spot for the happy couple to enjoy a few special moments together. We love using natural light and with the fading sun, this was one of the last shots captured outside before the party really started. An uncomplicated composition, a secret kiss, and then the epic veil which goes on forever outside of the frame creates the dynamic impact we strive to achieve.
Megan + Gareth looked amazing and it was truly a pleasure to be a part of their day.

Why did you choose to shoot with Graffiti?
It is a favorite of brides who want to take pictures with the strange and colorful.
It indicates the true identity of her as an artist.
The Background, by letter, it is consistent with the gesture of the bridal couple.
It looks well.This includes the color of the walls and the clothes of the bride and groom as well.

In September we went to Koh Samui, Thailand for Destination wedding. When I arrive wedding venue, I'm very happy to saw location. This place is so beautiful. A Couple told me they want to do photo with some natural scene. The we move to beach and shooting some photo before wedding ceremony start.

The wedding day was rainy and we tought that it would ruin our portrait session we had planned to shoot outside. But luckily the rain stopped suddendly and we went to the woods and had a nice time with a twinkle in the eye. Suddently the morsian got an idea of chasing the groom with a log she found on the ground. So we got a seriously unique wedding day memory for them. Photo sessions with couples like this are truly unforgetable for wedding photographers and also for the couples with no doubt.

A Beach Wedding in September in The Netherlands can be a bit tricky, because of the weather. But we were so lucky this day. After the Bride and Groom got married on the beach, we went for a little walk. They enjoyed there little moment together as I captured there sweetness.

This photo was taken in Salamanca, Spain, in the pre-wedding session of Cristina and Santiago, just one week of your big day, the day of her wedding. The session conducted entirely in the historic center of this beautiful city, just as we were finishing when passing by the building of a hotel, I saw the light on the ground that illuminated part of the wall and sky in the blue hour. We just hope to enter some people walking in the frame to take the picture.

Right after the wedding ceremony was over, Monika & Roberto asked me to join them on a very moving moment. Roberto's grandmother could not attend their wedding because she was at the hospital. She desired so much to be there, that my clients visited her as a surprise. She waited and waited, hoping they would go see her and as soon as they arrived you could see the joy in her face. These were the strongest and most meaningful 5 minutes on their wedding day and there will always be this photograph to remind them about it. This was a moment that brought us all into tears of joy. Memories like this one remind me that our job as wedding photographers is so powerful. When grandma is no longer with us, this is the only place where my clients can go see her beautiful smile: a photograph.

Anna & Cormac were quite a shy couple and really didn’t want traditional posed wedding photos. So we planned an hour of fun activities on their wedding day exploring secret forests, making friends with sheep, goats, pigs, dogs and kittens (the goats were pretty keen on Anna’s bouquet) and we also discovered a flying fox! They had such a good time, and that’s exactly what your wedding day should be about.

Although it was raining like crazy on a summer day in Seattle, this bride was picture perfect beautiful, and looked so timeless with her veil over her face right before she saw her groom for the first time on their wedding day.

Inspired by the rich history and magical feel of the setting in Cyprus…
The simplicity, love and romance between this couple was undeniable, I wanted to add a blue contrast to break the neutral tones of the set up and add movement to the strong rigidness! And voilà, this was the shot! Farras Oran

This was the couple's first dance. They danced so gracefully and the whole crowd was on their feet cheering and applauding the wonderful newly weds! This photograph was shot at the finisher.

My approach to documenting weddings is to combine nature, light and emotion to create atmospheric photographs. This particular photograph encapsulates all those elements together. Lottie and Joe got married in July 2015, in the beautiful countryside of North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. After a typically rainy British summers day there was a break in the weather and the sky opened up casting this beautiful early evening sunlight across a nearby field. I managed to sneak the bride and groom out of the marquee, and captured this magical moment between the two of them.

The couple had paid for the permit to photograph at Cal Tech. We were running late and when we arrived there were three other bridal parties taking photos. We had to wait for locations and work fast. After an hour or posing this was just a shot of them leaving. I told them I would catch up and waited for the moment.

This photo was taken during the wedding of Hannah and Rob and it was a joy to shoot the whole day. I work as part of a duo and although this is my image, we are a team.
The image was taken in Leicester City Centre (UK) and was part of a half hour block of time we had for couples portraits during their wedding. Being in the city centre we were looking for some greenary or a little slice of prettyness to use within our images whilst still not losing a sense of the urban environment. These flowers jumped out at me and I knew it would work.

I loved Harriet and Tom’s wedding at Sandon Hall in Staffordshire, UK.
This photograph was taken in a five minute portrait session we had after the meal and before the evening celebrations. I’m a documentary wedding photographer so most of the day is spent telling the story of the wedding without orchestrating what’s going on, in an unposed and natural way. Harriet and Tom booked me for this very reason but couple’s often want a few photos together and I’m always happy to find some great light and put them in it. It’s what happened here - the timing of the sunset was perfect and I could just say ‘Stand over there and have a chat’. Boom!

This picture was made on al lovely small wedding on St. Patricksday. This couple met eachother in the Irish pub in Maastricht on that date and we just left the pub whe we took some pictures of them together, having a drink.
It was a very sunny day and the couple was walking through sunny Maastricht, obviously in love. I took this picture in the crowdy street through all the cycles of the students that live there. The bride is a excellent maker of weddingcakes and her weddingbouquet is also handmade and every flower is made of sugar, the normally decorates cakes with.

The photo feature Anna & Tim from The Netherlands. It was such an amazing moment to see two people, two cultures come together, Anna's Asian heritage and Tim's Suriname one. Alfer a long walk around the lake, i asked the bride and groom to stand in front of the huge art-piece window, just to relax. it was very peaceful place and absolutely stunning moment. In this shoot, i really wanted to capture the magic, an intimate moment of the couple of showcasing beautiful LOVE. I was so privileged to watch this all infold. Trust me, you can breath pure romance around this kind, happy couple.

The wedding took place on a beautiful autumn day in September in Zurich. After they said “I will” to one another we strolled down the river Limmat and explored the old town of Zurich to shoot some nice pictures. The bride enjoys to walk bare foot, so I thought this has to be captured somehow – and this is how the picture resulted! The pictures shows the easiness and serenity of the couple. For me it reflects a very harmonious picture – just perfect!

My approach to documenting weddings is to combine nature, light and emotion to create atmospheric photographs. This particular photograph encapsulates all those elements together. Lottie and Joe got married in July 2015, in the beautiful countryside of North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. After a typically rainy British summers day there was a break in the weather and the sky opened up casting this beautiful early evening sunlight across a nearby field. I managed to sneak the bride and groom out of the marquee, and captured this magical moment between the two of them.

Behind a date, behind two names there are stories of love and dreams . And that's what I love about my work, I told through a photo a piece of life, the realization of a dream and know that thiss last all vita. In a beautiful church of Enna (Sicily) Giuseppe and Tiziana have joined stories, and to make this an unforgettable day in overseeing every detail. I love the originality, I love extravagance and when outside the church have changed shoes ceremony to wear the All Star Red I could not resist. Cause in a storia..in a marriage as well as in life it is the details that make the difference.