I'm looking for a timeless style
LIKE SOME MOVIES...
When I shoot, I always have two things in mind:
- be consistent regarding the narrative of the wedding
- and respect the original lighting conditions.
When working on images on the computer, I like to emulate the texture and colors of analog films.
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At a wedding,
less is more
I THINK YOU DON'T HAVE TO DO "EVERYTHING"
You, your families and friends, are for us, photographers, a landscape that condenses very powerful emotional scenes. That's what I like to photograph.
My goal is to collect the story of your day in images without intervening in its development.
The protagonists are you, your loved ones and the environment: your interactions are the main topic of my report.
I like to do documentary wedding photography. That is why I am NOT interested in posed shots, nor do I intervene by creating "situations", nor do I work with flashes because, for my taste, they are intrusive and modify the scene.
Each wedding is unique for its moments, more than for its staging.
I think the most important part of my job is paying attention to those moments and interactions, because they are, honestly, what really makes every wedding one in a million. I attach great importance to the connection between you and your people.
I say no to mannequins-couples
AND DEFINITELY, I SAY NO TO WEDDING SHOWCASE
Everything you have seen on the web are weddings covered with two cameras by me alone. Very specifically I recommend hiring a second photographer, it has to be a very large wedding, 200 or more guests. If this is your case, we value it.
If you are thinking about hiring video, I can recommend several lovely colleagues who I love working with and who have a similar style to my photography.
I almost always work alone
LIKE ANOTHER GUEST:
I LIKE TO GO UNNOTICED
Cocktail is to enjoy with people
NOT TO TAKE COUPLE PHOTOS
It makes me sad that a couple misses the cocktail moment to have a posing session. It is a very valuable time to be with your people: everyone is going to want to say hello and wish you the best: don't waste it disappearing to do a long portrait session.
Yes or yes, I'm going to take 15 minutes from under the stones to take some couple portraits: I insist, 15 minutes. And I'm going to try to make it at dusk, when you're already having dinner at tomorrow's weddings or while your people are sitting down to dinner at afternoon weddings.
Take advantage of downtime, YES; take you out of the wedding, NO.
your photos,
ready before 30 days
+ A SUMMARY THE DAY AFTER
During the month following the wedding, you will have the complete lovingly edited report at your disposal in a private online gallery, so you can view it, download it and share it with whoever you want.
Normally I deliver between 700-900 photographs that will broadly capture the story of your wedding: from the preparations to a good time at the party.
Prewedding Party, Postwedding, album...
NOTHING IS MANDATORY: IT DEPENDS ON EACH COUPLE
Every couple is different, you almost always want to do the pre-wedding and it is great, but there are also many couples who would never put on their wedding suits again for a post-wedding session. You decide.
It is not necessary to be clear about it to reserve your date, so my recommendation is that you see it as you go. And whenever you want, you can hire whatever you want.
