Ian Chin
While the lead photographer was taking her photos of the Bride and Groom overlooking the vineyard, I stepped inside of these two sliding doors and noticed how the fading sunset colors were more vibrant compared to the unfiltered sky (middle section). I crouched low to eliminate the patio railing and trees and took a few photos, opting for a silhouette since it was easier and I didn’t want to take too much time. I turned down the blues to make the sky white and thought it gave it the extra punch to make it more memorable
Helen Navajas
Rahmon en Rosalien are two beautiful people, from inside and out... their love for each other is clear and inspiring, the kind of love you wish everyone will find one day. It was one beautiful day, with warmth and many laughs! I am grateful for all the love it was shared with me!
Iakovos Strikis
What is the story that every picture tells?
A couple, with a lighthouse and the sunset all together?
Yes, as the Sun is setting below the horizon, darkness comes, but in a couple's life, there is a lighthouse, their love for each other, that is what gives light to the darkness.
Ambre Peyrotty
Marine and Etienne had a wedding in East France and when we organized their session, the light was so amazing that I had to capture it close to this field. I loved it!
Gavin Conlan
We were absolutely blessed with the light, how can you not get a great shot in this environment? I just had to marry the right pose and emotional connection to the environment. This portrait was taken at Greenwoods Hotel and Spa in Essex.