Seventy-First Collection

A silhouette with a smoke bomb .. but without the smoke bomb;) with 2 flashes and a small fireworks fountain from the local supermarket you can do very cool things ..

These two lovebirds are Kathy and Wolli. Wolli is from Germany and Kathy is from America. They got to know in Bali. So they always have a long distance and often a long time gap to bridge. Every time they meet up somewhere in the world after a long time not seen they are happy to the moon and back. I was wondering if I would be able to capture the way they feel...

n the world," he said wisely one day, "but people don't know what it is like or how to make it. Perhaps the beginning is just to say nice things are going to happen until you make them happen. I am going to try and experiment.

A little stolen moment for Tom & Jade, so they could get away and practice their first dance at Chippenham Park, as they were both pretty nervous about doing it in front of all their guests!

Gustavo and Berioska, a couple who wanted a session before their wedding, which was an unusual session. That day the night conspired with us and the sky was quite a spectacle. Their complicity as a couple could be felt in that beautiful place on my beloved island, the Dominican Republic.
Puerto Hermos, Salinas de Bani, has given me my best images and this is one of them.

Shot this beautiful image at Marine Drive, Mumbai. It was an early morning shot. Quite Mumbai is rear. Covid-19 was out of our minds. Wonderful weather, and a couple in love about to spend rest their of lives together.

This is the memory of a wonderful wedding in Denmark last year. After a tough lockdown in Germany, this was one of my first big weddings. And I love this photo because it exudes so much calm and strength.

A bridal couple in Iceland. A fascinating journey to a country full of new impressions. The colors are just fantastic in this photo and the landscape is so different from ours!

The day before it snowed really hard, but the woods turned out really beautiful. And oh yes, it was really cold! But so worth it!

Bill and Maria. Shot in January 2021 at the fabulous Ashley Park House in Co. Tipperary. These two had so many rescheduled days with Covid, but what an amazing day they had in the end!

A little moment captured between Aisling and her bridesmaids. These girls are beyond gorgeous. So full of love and happiness.  Photo was taken near Kilkenny, Ireland with favourite 85mm.

Abbie & Dan made a real effort to light up their marquee DIY wedding with festoon lighting. It looked so dreamy! I just love the romantic feel to this image.

An atmospheric winter scene at Bassmead Manor Barns. Amanda & Paul braved the elements for their couples portraits and I'm so glad they did. I converted this to black and white for a more dramatic feel

Wow, how funny was this family. The youngest ones pushed themselves against the window. It did't take long for the rest to follow. It was a great day with lots of laughter!

It's one of my very cute newlyweds. The couple flew back from the Middle East to catch the sunset with a sandy beach wedding. You deserve it. Then the vision of their dreams had actually come true.

In this place where architecture, colors and lines where all over the place i found the possibility to place the couple in line to create a beautiful silhouette with the existing backlight. The colors in the building do not distract the attention from the couple, as the couple is only shown as a dark outline. In a chaotic place with lots of distractions it still became a quiet photo, where your attention is guided to the couple naturally.

I captured this on an adventure shoot for one of my couples. We travelled 8 hours to the Isle of Skye and hiked up to the Old Man of Storr. What a place. beautiful. The couple look awesome in the surroundings. It was very cold that day too. haha

It was middle of the noon. The bride and groom were rushing home. We never had time to set a proper pose for the couple. When they were coming out from the church, holding hands together, they were looking so cute and I didn't want to miss the shot. So I asked them to spare me a minute to take a shot. After a couple of framing, I got the picture which I need.

A different perspective is sometimes cool. I would have loved to do this with a manual aperture lens to nail it in camera but alas I didn't have a manual aperture lens so I made use of what I had to complete the vision.

I was hoping for a bit of mood when we went to the Isle of Skye but it was glorious sunshine day - I made the most of it with the couple and when visiting places like the Isle of Skye, small people in a big landscape will always work. The are is amazing. I used a flash off to camera right to add a touch of light to their fronts as the sun was coming in from the back right.

Captured about 1 hour before I left the wedding. This venue has lovely lights all over their stairs and of course really nice features like the giant plant pots - its a simple composition and simple pose with some nice off camera flash work - works well for being a simple shot.

An old red Ford Mustang in mint condition, a nice quiet road sided by rows of trees and two newly weds deeply in love. That's about all it took to get to this shot. It also meant throwing off the fear of falling out of the back of the classic. Standing on the backseat to take the shot, we asked the groom to speed up, 'cause a picture like this is meaningless if one takes it with the car not driving.

Out of a series of about 5 shots taken (at a speed of 80 km/hr), this one turned out perfectly: It's got the speed, but meanwhile the couple is very much at ease, since the view in the rear view mirror shows the bride having her eyes closed and hanging cosy in the arm of her husband.

Thanks Wedisson. Much obliged!

I created this shot using 3 lights. A key light to light the couple. A purple gelled flash further back and a red gelled flash. They all work to create a lovely photo. I asked the groom to give the bride a lift to add something dynamic and it works well.

That warmth you feel from the soul mate is always a noteworthy moment, And I tried to capture that exact warmth to my frame. 

What a great wedding this was! The scooter was the second love of the groom :) so his scooter had to be in a picture for there album! I used the panning technique together with an off camera flash!

Although this photograph was taken in my home city of Ahmedabad, India, in a beautiful green community, the inspiration of it was from one of my travels through The Luberon Provence in the south of France. I was travelling to the Luberon village of Gordes, when I came across a road with trees lined on both sides so you could not see the sky and just a peek of the golden sunlight! I tried to re-create that moment of my travel with this beautiful couple posing in the middle of the road with wonderful old trees on both sides and that sun peeking through illuminating the entire scene!

A great day I was during this wedding in Arnhem, The Netherlands. Pssst, don't tell everyone, but the reflection is my mobile phone!

Ahead of the big day we took the couple to Beatson Castle, walking the walls with a drop on the other side this brave couple lead each other across as the sunset in the distance making a moody sky.

This engagement shoot was captured in the peak district, using a waterproof camera. On a bright day the couple were asked to embrace on a small outcropping in the distance forming a perfect silhouette.

The Look.
Boho weddings are my absolute fav! The photo was taken during the cold day in the surroundings of amazing garden, full of green trees, small lakes and beautifully preserved old country palace.