Here are some images from Chateaux at Fox Meadows a mansion in Northern Colorado. The first image received an Accolade of Excellence from WPPI Wedding and Portrait Photographers International. The wedding had lots of traditions and the couple mixed their backgrounds into a beautiful ceremony with Colorado as the backdrop.
You can see more Denver Colorado Wedding Photography on our blog or more images from this Northern Colorado Wedding.
In my city was the latest post so i am trying to get some different locations shots.Great quality of light and a loveable couple plus my gear and my assistant will gave me the perfect receipe for this wedding images.
#30 just rocks — as do all the rest of your images, Nik! Thanks much.
#20 is beautiful!
I love picture 041, Greece is such a amazing location I’ll be very happy if I’ve got the chance to cover a wedding there. Nik you done really good job there!!!
Wedding-021 is fantastic!
A beautiful wedding story from beginning to end. I always enjoy your blogs.
I love the mystery surrounding the bride (in the trees) in Wedding-057.
Nice attention to details!
No 34 is best for me !
Some images from the wedding of Dearbhla & Donald who were married at Fossa Church, Killarney, Co Kerry, Ireland.
Images by Shane O’Neill – www.aspectphotography.net
I love how photo journalistic these shots are
Simply gorgeous photos. I especially love the black and white.
Very nice shots…
gorgeous photography…it is nice to see your photographs, i will waiting for your next photos……. thanks for sharing
#13 is just brilliant — the lighting and angles of the sky above the church.
Love the tones!
I absolutely love these B and W photos, Shane. The fifth one from the bottom rocked my world. Thanks so much! Shauna
Brilliant black and white photos!
You are so talented! These photographers are breathtaking. Love the lighting and all the attention to detail.
Wow — #13 is awesome!
Stunning black and white photos — and what a lovely way to see the landscape of Ireland.
Excellent Natural Light Photography! Great Exposure!
I love your natural style and fantastic pictures breathtaking, i love the shots in the woods
The fifth shot from the bottom is awesome … breath taking.
Every now and then I have the opportunity to work with an absolutely ideal couple. Matt and Nicole are just that. These two love each other and enjoy life more than my words can say. When I finally met them face to face I was thrilled to find out how much fun and how easy to photograph they were. The entire shoot truly felt like I was just hanging out with long time friends. We began in downtown Santa Monica, spent some time running around the streets,and finally ended at the Pier…it was great, and I loved it!
I can’t wait for their wedding, which I will photograph in August.
Looks like they were a blast to shoot! Lovely shots
Funny and lovely shoots, especial Nicole – beautiful smile.
So much love and so much fun all rolled in together. The 3rd and 4th images from the bottom are fantastic.
Great engagement photos. I love the angles and lighting of the couple on the beach with the children playing in the water.
Fantastic photos of the engaged couple. Love the fun, love the love, love the photos!
Gorgeous use of light and angles. Love the playful attitude too.
The third and the fourth photos from the bottom are stunning.
The humidity hit me as I stepped from the Air Seychelles plane late that Monday night. I got my passport stamped (a funny shaped coconut with date), bags and a only quater full Kia Picanto to take on the dark roads of Mahé to my hotel. It was much more hilly than I imagined it to be with many sharp turns and narrow corners. I loved it already! I stopped for a quick burger & beer at a already closed Anchor Cafe on the way. The French owner lady was kind enough to scrape something together for a tired and hungry photographer. I showed them my appreciation by paying in Euros (keep the change) and my support with 2 more dinners later in the week. I had to start shooting early the next morning and I knew this was a lifesaver. With a full tank, the AC at full blast and the sea calling from outside, I crashed on my double bed to counter the 2 hour time difference for an early morning start.
Jens and I met once over Skype, but this Valentine’s morning was the first face to face encounter between a Dutch-Swiss couple and their South African photographer at the amazing Banyan Tree Resort. We confirmed the ideas discussed in detail by email and I left them to finish breakfast as I started to scout the immediate vicinity. It was breathtaking to say the least and I knew it had the potential I expected.
(See the Seychelles Information article I’ve specially written for photographers, honeymooners and basically anyone thinking about visiting this awesome piece of paradise).
Patricia came walking down the beach to meet Jens at the specially prepared area. The sun was bright and I had to be quick to capture the short, yet intimate ceremony juggling two D700 bodies, prime lenses and a stack of filters above the sand. It was beautiful.
The rest of the day was spent carefully selecting moments, environments and capturing memories naturally with this lovely couple. I thoroughly enjoyed their company, sense of humour and intelligent conversations. My Picanto almost ran out of fuel on the way back from sunset, but by God’s grace (and loads of downhill freeing last seen in my student days!) made it to the last petrol station just in time before closing. (The back seat wouldn’t really replace the Presidential Suite and specially prepared dinner for the night now would it!) . Despite all of this, they kept a high spirit and showed their calm & lovely character. We finished the shoot on day 2 with a more urban vibe and spectacular sunset from the historic Mission Lookout.
That Friday morning, I got on the plane a much richer person. (I know what you are thinking. No, it wasn’t the money). I had the privilege to spent two very special days with two very special people. I greeted them for now, but am sure our paths will cross again someday. I am looking forward to that day.
I present to you Jens & Patricia. And their lovely, unforgettable wedding in the Seychelles.
What a beautiful place to get married!
Jens and Patricia must be delighted at this gorgeous set of photos. Wow!! I’m sure this is what heaven must look like.
Fabulous imagery. It’s difficult to pick a fav — they are all great. #12 would be my first choice if I really had to pick.
Those last two photos are awesome. Paradise indeed!
Wow! what a combination of nature and beautiful couple. Dream place for every couple.
Not only is your imagery out of this world and awesome … so is your story/blog posting about the couple. You absolutely rock!
Holey smoley! Gorgeous and outstanding imagery as usual! Love your blogs.
Breath-taking, awesome, and beautiful pictures.
Very awesome couple. Like made for each other. God bless them. I love the bride dress. All images are unique.
I really love your blog. It really caught my attention. Nice site for someone like me. Want to have my own site for wedding photography in murfreesboro soon. Thanks for sharing with us your wonderful moment.
Absolutely love the last three photos (and all the previous ones are great as well).
Fascinating imagery. Thanks so much for sharing and don’t ever stop.
I can certainly understand why your first image received an Accolade of Excellence from WPPI Wedding and Portrait Photographers International. Superb!
#5 is amazing — excellent use of angles and lighting. And all the imagery in the blog are awesome. Thanks.
The first dance image is fantastic!
these are the kind of images that inspire me ! absolutely amazing, First dance image with flash behind the couple is amazing.
The black and white photo of the bride and groom in the gazebo is stunning.
The 2nd last image is stunning – my favorite.
Beautiful photo! Very nice colors and idea.
Wonderful! What an outstanding session . All the photos are pretty good. It seems like a royal after seeing these photos. It’s hard to pick the best one but I like the last snap most. Waiting for some new photos.