Fiona Walsh
I love doing an epic last photo of the night for my couples. Something a little wowy and fun, different and interesting.
This was just a wall with fairy light wreaths, I spotted it earlier when the dancing got going and thought how cool it could look!
Erez Golani
I was about to pack up and call it a day when suddenly the sky turned to magic unexpectedly as it was a cloudy day. I asked the couple if I could shoot one last image... We through out the flash and the result speaks for itself.
Etienney Florence
La photo a été prise pour la finale du concours MOF 2018 avec utilisation d'un flash déporté placé à l'arrière des mariés de façon à ce que la lumière soit reflétée par l'ombrelle. Un galet de fumigène à créé l'ambiance . De nuit au bord d'un plan d'eau.
Eduardo Quintero
The couple in this image are close friends of mine, we had the opportunity to shot some pictures in her grandmother's house which has been in the family for generations. It was fun seeing her remember her childhood while we worked throughout the house. This was her favorite spot in the house because she remembered watching here the whole family together enjoying a good meal and better company.
Elizabeth Lloyd
This couple loved their wedding venue but wanted a "unique" photo, they also mentioned they love silhouette images so I got creative and made this image for them!
Ambre Peyrotty
Sarah and Mark got married in a chateau in France and it was absolutely gorgeous. With a Joane Flemming dress, Sarah was stunning in the corridor of the chateau!
Eduardo Quintero
This is one of those images I just saw in my head the second we passed though this hall on our way to the reception. The wedding was in a beautiful hacienda outside Mexico City so as you can imagine there were lots of locations to choose from. This hall was used as the kitchen entrance so there was a lot of movement and a couple tables and chairs just thrown there but the lighting just popped when I saw it. I was lucky to convince the couple to let me work on this last shot which wasn't easy since we where already running late. But 5 minutes later we came up with this image which ended decorating there new living room in a massive 3-4 feet long print.
Eduardo Quintero
This image took 3 weddings in the making. I was shooting a lot at Sandos Caracol at the time and always loved the lighting at the restaurant but never actually got the chance to try this as it was usually packed with people. We had finished a couple of portraits a couple of minutes before and on our way to the reception and I just knew I had to try it one more time. But this time I would go all in. I actually told a family of 8 that were having dinner just in front of where the couple is standing to get out of the way and they ended up helping me to move the table out of the way hahaha. They were so excited and helpful that I just had to show them the finished image. It's one of my favorite images and probably the one that inspired me to keep trusting my gut.
