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Iceland Volcano Elopement

Iceland Volcano Elopement

Pink Iceland went all out in the planning, offered them the down town Pink Tower to get ready in and even got them a helicopter ride up to the volcano. So on a bright and sunny summer day Alissa and Steve put on their fancy clothes and got ready to see an active volcano for the first time and getting married at the same time. On the airport we met up with Tryggvi, their celebrant, and took off to see the fiery beast in Reykjanes.

Reykjanes Honeymoon // Anders & Sara

Reykjanes Honeymoon // Anders & Sara

We spent an evening together roaming the many landscapes of Reykjanes, exploring lighthouses, scrambling down to rocky beaches, wandering around steaming lava fields and…

Reykjanes Honeymoon // Vera & Kevin

Reykjanes Honeymoon // Vera & Kevin

There was something in the effortless movements of Vera & Kevin combined with the dramatic light and surroundings that made this whole evening we spent with them so cinematic, even poetic at times…

Iceland Wedding Photographer // Blake & Joanne

Iceland Wedding Photographer // Blake & Joanne

We headed out just before sunset to get the best light and made a quick stop by a lake with crazy rock formations that must have been trolls in their past life, then we drove past lava fields and sulphur smelling hot springs and finally found our selves driving along a sketchy road we had never been down before.

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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