Medhanie Zeleke Shiferaw
This bridge (Ponte del Diavolo) is a very popular one where all the couples would like to take a few shots. And so one of my biggest concerns was, since loads of photographers have already been there and have shot the bridge in all angles and perspective, how to make a different shot from the others...
The answer was simple.... instead of the bridge, focus on the bride and groom, their relationship and play a little with symmetry.
Lyndah Wells
I had fallen in love with this waterfall fall feature at a resort here in The Bahamas for quite some time and was waiting for the ideal opportunity to make this photo. When Norrie & Rasheeda were returning to the hotel for their wedding reception, I asked them to trust me and go with the flow. What you don't see are the taxis and cars swerving around us as we stood where the cars arrive at the resort. But an extra unexpected bonus where the shadows of the palms trees framing them as we were shooting in the hot midday sun!
Luca Gallizio
The sunset at Garda Lake in Italy, it's just something amazing. The sun gets down behind the mountain and the colors pop up in the sky and reflected on the lake. this picture was from the wedding of Angela And Manuel. It was really a stunning moment, and they were just enjoying the special view as husband and wife.