There are several posts on my blog on Bogi&Csabi. However, their latest session must take place on my opening page. Their wedding story in pictures was continued. We picked a location where I shot one of my first important wedding sessions 3 years ago. That was how my story continued. It was fantastic to go back with a different eye. This slideshow is a proof of the new trend in wedding photography. It does not have to be the wedding day to create something special. It takes the couple, their love, the connection between us that makes a story a true love story.

Bogi&Csabi - wedding session continued

For those who have not seen their first session: here is their wedding day slideshow.

Kata&Miki's wedding

We shared a special wedding photo shoot as we could come together for a few hours the day before.

Pictures of Friday photo session:
when almost everything happens the way I planned

On the day of the wedding:
when I try to create something special by following the couple

These pictures would not be the same without my collegue who helped me in lighting and taking pictures. And let us not forget about our skipper and his help. But most of all the couple who were eager to follow my requests and live the big day with overhelming emotions.

The first hour of the bachelorette party
This slideshow gives a hint what a fantastic party followed.

Zita and Péter are professional standard dancer. If their plans turn out the way they plan they will be representing Hungary at the World Championships this year. Being a couple in real life makes their story even more fairy tale like. Photographing their elegant approach towards dance and each other was special. To open them up to show me the love between them to me was more difficult.

This is how I succeeded...

There is no such as 'perfect timing' for couples' pictures or lately know as engagement sessions.

Zita&Gergõ had their wedding a year ago. They are a perfect example to show that only emotions matter. If there is love timing does not count any more.

This is their story...

Amelie Christiansen, born on March 19, 2009

I met Natasha&Erik on their wedding party. Their first surprise was: the bride picked a red dress for the party. Two years later on their 'expecting session' came the idea of taking pictures of their baby being born.

It was the most difficult session I have ever had. We were worried, were were in despair, there was a lot of pain - and happiness that overwrote them all. I spent 7 hours of the 16 delivery with them. I will always be grateful for letting me part of this miracle.

The pictures are part of the reality but show some of the emotion I shared with them:
Amelie coming to this world on March 19, 2009

I visited them at the hospital when Amelie was 4 day old.