My first wedding in that season was in Trikala area,mainland Greece.In a 500 years old monastery and next to the river and high mountains was the best start for me and me team.
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Wonderful post. A picture is worth than thousands words. Photography is indeed the best way to express your feelings and depicts the era. I love photography and look over the web for finding useful stuff for the same. I came across your blog and after subscribing in my feeder I hope you will keep on the good posts like this continuously. Thanks You
thanks a lot.Hope to see you in my workshop this September in Boston
wow … simply breathtaking
Stunning, stunning imagery from the 1st photo to the last, Nik! Much appreciation for your skills, Madeline
Nik … I enjoy every post that you publish because you are the real thing with exceptional skills. Thanks so much — I wait in anticipation for each time you post a blog. Kudos!! Wilma
Awesome imagery!
Nik … I continually watch and wait for your posts — all I can say is ‘what an absolutely amazing post’. So glad that you moved from thumbnails to great imagery. Absolutely love your work. Yvonne
Image #3 is phenomenal!
The lighting and angles in the 2nd and 3rd images are excellent … and that last image breath taking.
When I see wedding photography this good I am not sure if I am inspired or depressed!! Amazing work:)
thank you guys for your comments…really means a lots.Hope to see someone of you at my upcoming workshops in States and Uk.Thanks
Exceptional imagery. You captured the culture and pure essence of Trikala beautifully. I almost felt like I was there.
Lovely — the monastery images are absolutely gorgeous, not to mention the beautiful bride and groom. They must be delighted with these photos.
I love the reflection pool one. Great detail.
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. And I absolutely adore the photo of the little girl and boy falling asleep in their chairs as the reception carries on. Priceless!
Beautiful bride, amazing photos, and wonderful shots capturing the culture and architecture of the city.
Just love image #3 — the bride and groom look so small (yet remain the focal point) in the midst of amazing architecture.