Iceland Wedding Photography // Bre & Ian

Iceland Wedding Photography // Bre & Ian

These two beautiful human beings with their perfect hair just got married a few days ago in the mountains in West Virginia. But in the beginning of this year we had the honor of driving them to the airport in Iceland.

Iceland Wedding Photographer // Amanda & Gabriel

Iceland Wedding Photographer // Amanda & Gabriel

There are just shy of 11,500 km between Reykjavík and Singapore and when people travel that distance for a photoshoot and a proposal and trust us to capture it for them, we can't help but feel very honoured

Iceland Wedding Photographer // Conor & Katelyn

Iceland Wedding Photographer // Conor & Katelyn

Conor & Katelyn decided to go on a little adventure with us while traveling in Iceland all the way from the States last fall. They braved the Icelandic wind with us for a few hours while we explored the rugged landscape of the Reykjanes peninsula.

Iceland Photographer // Árný & Eiríkur

Iceland Photographer // Árný & Eiríkur

Trees are hard to find in Iceland and there is this ongoing joke here that if you get lost in an Icelandic forrest the only thing you have to do is stand up. But there is a spot in the far east that has a decent amount of trees, so decent in fact that you might even call it a forrest, Hallormsstaðaskógur to be exact.  

Iceland Photographer // Birta & Jón Atli

Iceland Photographer // Birta & Jón Atli

Birta suggested we would come to this place on the north coast we had never been to before and knew nothing about, to shoot her and Jón Atli's story. So we packed our camera gear in to our small car and drove into the unknown, not having a clue what to expect.

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In a dimly lit church in October. Sometimes all you need to create photos is a quiet little corner and some window light. Thank you for the trust a year ago @victorialeporis At @budakirkja_official . . . #iceland #elopement #budirblackcurch #church
The Icelandic horse is a magnificent creature and running into them in the wilds is always magical. They are so curious and friendly. Just remember to still be respectful and not invade somebodies private land and disturb the peace of the animals. Th
Let's keep the south coast classics going. Every time we visit this iconic place our images become blurrier, more out of focus and with more water droplets on the lens. Instead of always shooting the same scene in the same way we try to photograph
Reynisfjara conditions on point. That fall light in Iceland is hard to beat. But as we like to be honest, this is a tranquil moment in a sea of people, we were surrounded by tourists on all sides and just waited until none of them where in the frame.
Ink, landscapes and orange sunsets in the east. It never ceases to amaze us how deep and profound our short exchanges with our couples can be. But being in a creative flow together in some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world will do that to