Mediterranean coast

The photographs move between the rocky shoreline and the people beside it. Wide frames give the sea and the flowers their place; closer portraits hold on to a smile, a hand, or the couple turning toward each other. Colour and black-and-white images sit together because they bring different parts of the scene forward. The setting matters, but the connection between the people is what gives these photographs their weight.

My approach to wedding photography brings an editorial eye from years of people and fashion work without asking you to perform for the camera. I look for expressions and exchanges as they happen. For portraits, I offer calm, clear direction; during a ceremony and time with guests, I step back. That balance lets the images feel considered while the day still feels like yours.

For a celebration by the water, the light, wind, and route between locations are useful to discuss before the wedding. We can make space for portraits without taking you away from your guests for long. Whether you want a short ceremony covered or photography from getting ready into the evening, we agree the scope around your plans rather than forcing your day into a fixed schedule.