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Wedding photography with a cinematic eye.
A wedding is more than the moments everyone pauses for. Here you will also find the glances, encounters and small scenes in between — alongside portraits we take time to create.
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Feel at ease in front of the camera
You do not need to know how to pose. During your couple portraits, I give you simple guidance on posture, hands and where to look. If you would like to try a few ideas beforehand, my guide to natural wedding poses has illustrated examples you can practise together. It is an option, not a requirement — on your wedding day, I guide you personally.
Wedding stories
Individual photographs show a moment.
A wedding story tells the day.
My wedding stories show how the photographs work together: from the first arrivals and the ceremony through to the celebration.
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The most beautiful things in life cannot be bought — but they can be preserved forever.
Jakob Montrasio
Medium format for your wedding
Fujifilm medium format is part of how I work. The way an image looks comes from the interplay of sensor, lens, light and composition.
Around 67% more sensor area
The Fujifilm GFX 50S II sensor measures 43.8 × 32.9 mm. That is around 67% more area than a conventional full-frame sensor measuring 36 × 24 mm.
A lens for portraits
The GF110mmF2 has an angle of view equivalent to around 87 mm on full frame. I use it for portraits, choosing the distance and background deliberately.
Light, composition, moment
The camera is a tool. The available light, framing and timing also shape an image. Those choices, along with the editing afterwards, define my visual style.
Your colour mood. I can edit your photographs in different colour styles — natural and balanced, warmer and cinematic, or black and white. In the photo style comparison, you can view different edits of the same scene. Show me what you like. There is no need to decide before your wedding.