Reportage
When I cover more of a wedding day, it is not just about the scheduled moments but about what the day actually felt like.
That includes not only the big scheduled parts, but also the small chat in the sun, the laughter with friends, the short walk between two moments, and exactly the scenes that later bring everything back.
When I cover more of a wedding day, it is not just about the scheduled moments but about what the day actually felt like.
That includes not only the big scheduled parts, but also the small chat in the sun, the laughter with friends, the short walk between two moments, and exactly the scenes that later bring everything back.
I am not only interested in the obvious highlights. Quite often the smaller gestures carry more: a short pause to breathe, the small chaos before the next part of the day, or a reaction happening in the background. When that comes together, the set lets you relive the wedding later instead of just checking off isolated highlights.
