Every year the New York based photography magazine Rangefinder picks 30 photographers from around the globe that “show promise in taking the aesthetics of wedding photography to new places. Visionaries today, they are the educators and mentors of the future.”
November in Iceland is the month where winter sets in. The air is chill, the ground is frozen and the days become shorter. On this particular November morning the low hanging winter sun illuminated the snow caped mountains, glittered on the frozen grass and added a splash of colour to the frozen, still landscapes on the Snæfellesnes Peninsula. The silence was only broken by the occasional croak of the ravens.
A honeymoon adventure at Reynisfjara black sand beach It’s a quiet evening on the south coast, it’s summer so the…
Meeting up in Snæfellsnes October in Iceland has many faces. One day a storm can rip all the leaves off…
If you have been following our work for a while you probably came here to see a destination wedding in the middle of the Icelandic wilderness or an adventurous elopement on top of a mountain. But this time around we are bringing you something different, something filled with elegance and class and smack down in…
Wind, tears and adventures in late summer. It was a pretty typical August day when we met up with Anders…
This is about as far from a conventional wedding as possible. Waking up before sunrise and get all dressed up.…
Midnight Sun Our love for the midnight sun is no secret. This soft golden glow that creates this unreal feeling,…
These two beautiful people knew exactly what they wanted and executed it perfectly. Their wedding attire was all designed in Iceland and their venue was the ever beautiful Hotel Búðir in West Iceland…
It was a dark and moody winter’s day when we set out to explore the forgotten fjord, Hvalfjörður, with Elen & Jody. On the short journey from Reykjavík we drove through pouring rain and strong gusts of wind but when we reached our destination in the valley at the bottom of the fjord the wind died down and the rain turned into a drizzle.