One Hundred and Thirty-First Collection

Andy Wickstrom

James and Kylee spent a few days exploring the mountains with me, waiting for the right combination of weather and light. On this particular evening at Saint Mary’s Lake, everything finally came together. They carefully tiptoed across a line of small rocks to reach this lonely boulder just offshore, lanterns in hand, while I stayed back to take in the scale of the scene. Against the dark alpine water, rugged rock walls, and rusty fall vegetation, they looked incredible. I loved how small they felt within the landscape while still being the unmistakable center of the photograph.

Christos Aggelidis

A bride poses dramatically in her white dress, lit by a spotlight against a dusky twilight sky and modern structures. Only one light is enough to create your memories...

Andy Wickstrom

James and Kylee goofing with me and the dusting of snow at Saint Mary's Glacier, CO. We spent 3 days exploring trails and getting some of my favorite adventure elopement photos.

Justin Kim

Gricely & Juan‘s Engagement ?❤️
@_lovehertopieces @Juanpeezy
#pasadenacityhall
#pasadenacityhallwedding
#pasadenacityhallphotographer
#elopementweddings
#pasadenaengagement

Antonios Bismpiroulas

Love doesn’t erase individuality. It gives two souls the freedom to stand on their own, knowing they’ll always meet in the middle.

Mark Nortcliffe

There’s not a feeling like it.

I love looking through my archives from previous wedding photos, and sometimes one just jumps out and hits you in the face. The memories of this magnificent day came flooding back.

Photographs carry so much power to transport you right back to a memorable time and place.

Christos Aggelidis

Capturing love in its most genuine form. From after wedding photo shoot near Acropolis---Plaka. Only the feelings is necessary to take a photo that stays in your memories...

Hunter Kittrell

Moments before golden hour ends can be so magical! My favorite time for photos in the North Carolina mountains.

And can we just pause and celebrate that dress? Love it!

Andy Wickstrom

James and Kylee met me at Juniper Pass for a late-October sunrise, where an early taste of winter had coated the rocks and trail in snow and ice. The conditions were beautiful, but seriously cold, so we worked in short bursts—stepping out onto the ridge for a few photographs before retreating to warm up again. As the sun began to rise, a narrow band of fiery light appeared beneath the heavy clouds and stretched across the horizon. I loved seeing the two of them so small against the snowy cliffs and enormous sky, sharing a quiet moment in the middle of such a dramatic landscape.