Emily Vagiopoulou
"My ride or die" — a prewedding photoshoot in the heart of historic Plaka, Athens. Capturing love in every unique corner of this beautiful area!
Kostas Chrisikos
A Dream in Your Eyes...
A wonderful couple with something magical between them.
I took the picture in a photoshoot after their wedding in the Exarcheia city of Athens. Next to me for this picture was my sister who was holding the lights and I thank her a lot.
Aneza Karabali
A bride is the most beautiful poem ever written. Her heart is the ink, and her love story is the verses, etched with the elegance of eternity...
Konstantinos Ragias
Relatives and friends from over 7 countries gathered in Nafplio to wish this wonderful couple a wonderful life!
After the ceremony, we proceeded to the local "The Clock" where we had this result!
The lines from the strong shadows and the stone walls make Philip and Keziah the unique protagonists...
Angelos Karydas
It was my last photo of this lovely couple. Kostas and Alexia stood at the edge of a wonderful beach in Preveza while the sun gave us its last light as it faded behind the high mountains of Epirus.
Eri Stai
While “once upon a time” may be a great way to start a story in a book, we as wedding photographers find “here in the moment” is the best way to live one. An atmosphere so warm and friendly accompanied by an incredible charm of intimacy.
Aren’t these all the ingredients of a perfect moment?
Let's write together, your story ...with light!
Giannis Ioannou
The photo was taken after the wedding in a nice location near Paphos / Cyprus at sunset. I really think we made it there at the right place and right time... to capture this nice, unique moment of the couple, that they will remember for the rest of their lives and hopefully will always bring back good memories.
Christos Leontis
In the glow of their wedding day, Dimitra and George spontaneously ran along the seaside, chasing the sun's farewell. A blissful moment symbolizing the start of their lifelong adventure hand in hand.
Alessandro Spagnolo
La fotografia non è come la pittura. Vi è una frazione creativa di un secondo quando si scatta una foto. Il tuo occhio deve vedere una composizione o un’espressione che la vita stessa propone, e si deve saper intuire immediatamente quando premi il clic della fotocamera.
