Paraddox Photo

After we shot around Union Square we went to the church for the ceremony and things went pretty fast there so we had enough time to take a few shots afterward.

Here is part 2 of this wedding but first let me give you a small link to see some images I took on my first day in Olso. It’s a completely different world from our small little country. Well, it’s not exactly NY but it comes pretty close. OSLO

The images in this post are from the photoshoot I had with the happy couple before the ceremony at the church. As usual we had very little time at our disposal because as it usually happens on the wedding day all things are delayed by 15-30 minutes so our shoot that was planned to be 2.5-3 hours ended up being somewhere around 1h20min but despite that we got some good results which, in my opinion, is what matters.

We shot in the Art Museum from Timisoara and around Union Square.

(if you recognize the bike in the image as yours please don’t worry… the only person who touched it was the beautiful bride )

I currently am in Oslo on a business trip for my new job at Visma and I was really busy this past days so I didn’t have the time to post any pictures even though I finished processing them a while ago.

This post will have a lot of parts depending on how much time I have available.

In these first images you can see the master make-up artist Sergiu Bechian at work and the results of his efforts.

I know i said that you’d get to see the post with the images from Vama veche but it seems that Wordpress doesn’t allow me to upload more than 1 image at one time and i don’t have time to upload all 80images one by one.

For now you’ll just have to look at another beautiful bride I had the pleasure to shoot, Claudia.

I’m back from my vacation from Vama Veche and I have a lot of images from there to share but first things first.

In the morning of the day I left Timisoara to go on vacation I also shot the civil wedding of Laurentiu and Anca but I didn’t have the time to process the images until yesterday.

The whole thing(ceremony+pictures afterwards) lasted about 80minutes and even though I shot a picture every 20 seconds that still doesn’t give me a lot of images to show but I managed to put together a few.

Unfortunately I didn’t get to go on a shoot alone with just the two them, so we had to make do with half an hour here and there to shoot a few images.

And my friend the sun had to go all crazy on me and go hiding under clouds at the exact moment I pulled out my silver reflector. But we caught a few lucky breaks now and then.

This is what we got out if it.

This is the place where the religious ceremony was held

I just love this kind of portraits with children clinging on to their parents.

Yeah….I’m a softie