What is Luxury in Wedding Photography?
It’s not about camera brands. Leica’s are nice, but other cameras make great images as well.
It’s not about how expensive something is.
It’s about the experience.
The photographers approach. Their knowledge, and their ability to embrace whatever happens.
It’s about making the stressful experience of being photographed all day long a non issue. Relaxed, and effortless.
Direction isn’t always required. But when it is, it should feel friendly and comfortable.
It’s about attention to detail, and the ability to be flexible with whatever comes your way.
It’s not about shouting or showing off.
True luxury in weddings is time, and the ability to be fully present to enjoy every moment of the day.
It’s not about camera brands. Leica’s are nice, but other cameras make great images as well.
It’s not about how expensive something is.
It’s about the experience.
The photographers approach. Their knowledge, and their ability to embrace whatever happens.
It’s about making the stressful experience of being photographed all day long a non issue. Relaxed, and effortless.
Direction isn’t always required. But when it is, it should feel friendly and comfortable.
It’s about attention to detail, and the ability to be flexible with whatever comes your way.
It’s not about shouting or showing off.
True luxury in weddings is time, and the ability to be fully present to enjoy every moment of the day.
The point of your wedding day.
Should every wedding look the same as the last?
I don’t think so.
Despite there being a similar flow and energy from one to the next, there are differences for sure.
Some are elegant, refined, quiet.
Some are wild parties, completely unpredictable and full of energy.
Some are about tradition, ritual and respecting one’s culture.
All weddings are about love, family, and the future — that’s the point of the wedding. A marriage, a connection and commitment. A life.
My job as your wedding photographer is to simply be there with you. To experience the day as it happens, not to stage it, re-arrange it, direct it or interrupt it. Otherwise, it’s not your wedding day anymore. Not really.
My role on your day is to understand what your day means to you, and to present you with a set of photographs that reflects that.
Should every wedding look the same as the last?
I don’t think so.
Despite there being a similar flow and energy from one to the next, there are differences for sure.
Some are elegant, refined, quiet.
Some are wild parties, completely unpredictable and full of energy.
Some are about tradition, ritual and respecting one’s culture.
All weddings are about love, family, and the future — that’s the point of the wedding. A marriage, a connection and commitment. A life.
My job as your wedding photographer is to simply be there with you. To experience the day as it happens, not to stage it, re-arrange it, direct it or interrupt it. Otherwise, it’s not your wedding day anymore. Not really.
My role on your day is to understand what your day means to you, and to present you with a set of photographs that reflects that.