How I work

No forced poses.
No awkward moments.

Just quiet beauty, emotion, and those small, in-between scenes that say everything without trying too hard.

How I work

Wedding photography should be more than just a checklist. It should be a reflection of who you are and what matters most to you.

  1. Invitations and a bouquet on marble

    A conversation first

    If this sounds like your kind of energy, I’d love to hear your story.

    Use the contact form, send me a message, or just say hi. I’m always up for a conversation. A video call is usually where it starts.

  2. The couple seated during the ceremony

    The day, as it happens

    No forced poses. No awkward moments.

    A calm, documentary approach. Just quiet beauty, emotion, and those small, in-between scenes that say everything without trying too hard.

  3. A fringed dress in black and white

    Film and digital

    35mm film and high-end digital, side by side.

    Film for the texture and the feeling; digital so nothing is missed. Together, a wedding that feels like art, not a checklist.

What to expect

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The ceremony on the terrace, on film

His presence was very subtle and merged organically in the event without missing on important moments.

Anca & Kelvin

Questions

Do you shoot on film or digital?

Both. I work with 35mm film and high-end digital, so the day has the texture of film without missing a moment.

Where do you work?

I’m based in Lisbon, Portugal, and work with couples across Portugal and Europe.

Will you tell us how to pose?

Very little. The approach is documentary: I suggest ideas when they help, and otherwise blend into the day.

Villa Lena at night, lit from inside

Tell me your story

If this sounds like your kind of energy, I’d love to hear your story. Use the contact form, send me a message, or just say hi. I’m always up for a conversation.