I talk about textures a lot when describing my black and white photos. Today, however, it’s all about this sacred moment. The textures are still there yet human emotion, even without facing the camera, can outshine anything. More pictures from this wedding here. :)

What I like most about a natural moment like this is that it will never expire or go out of style.

The walk from the hotel room to the elevator can be nerve-wracking but it is an opportunity to practice before walking down the aisle. April did the best she could do- which is to smile while walking. When you carry yourself well,  the longest veil or the heaviest gown glide effortlessly.

Writing letters in front of people will make anybody feel vulnerable. I’m acknowledging the brides and grooms who remained true to their emotions. It is not easy to have photographers and videographers lurk around you while doing so. But we get delighted by such a courageous act. It is a beautiful moment to document. :) Cheers!

Water is dynamic with its countless ripples and light bouncing around the curves. Same vitality also applies to the human form- in this case, our carefree bride Emma, with her graceful movement and her gleeful emotion. Absence of color heightened the presence of everything else.