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Westfjords Midnight Sun Elopement

Westfjords Midnight Sun Elopement

This late night & intimate elopement in the Westfjords took place in early summer, so early in fact that this far in the north there was still snow in the mountain passes and the flowers in the remote fjords were just waking up…

West Iceland Elopement // Kaitlyn & Cory

West Iceland Elopement // Kaitlyn & Cory

December. The time of year Iceland is shrouded in darkness. Violent storms come raging in from the open ocean. Mountain passes fill up with snow. All the migrating birds have left. The island becomes silent. The perfect month for an adventurous elopement…

Vík Engagement // Daria & Ramin

Vík Engagement // Daria & Ramin

One of the the many aspects of our job that we really like is that we get to meet people from pretty much every corner of the world. When we were growing up Iceland used to be a pretty monotonous place and everybody looked and behaved pretty much the same. And although times are changing…

Iceland Wedding Photographer // Ed & Jamie

Iceland Wedding Photographer // Ed & Jamie

Sometimes when you take big risks you get great rewards. Planning an outdoor wedding in Iceland in November is a big risk. Hurricane force winds, sleet, snow, rain, frost or all of the above are just a few of the things that might make standing outside in a wedding dress a bit unpleasant.

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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