You bring the chemistry. I’ll handle the camera.
Couples and Love Stories
Two People.
One very good reason.
A proposal, an anniversary, a few days in Spain — or no occasion at all. Your love deserves more than a few random snapshots. It deserves thoughtful planning, an amazing experience and beautifully captured memories.
A love story photoshoot needs a setting that feels both iconic and intimate, a place where you can relax and truly be yourselves. Luckily Barcelona, Tarragona and the surrounding regions offer a plethora of options and I know just where to go to create the atmosphere you are looking for.
Tell me what brings you here. I’ll help you plan the session and capture the occasion with photographs you will love and treasure.
What brings you here?
I offer many different types of Couple and Love Story photoshoots. Choose one of the services below to find out more and check the pricing packages.
Couple Session
No Milestone required
Because wanting amazing photographs together is reason enough!
Surprise Proposal
Planning the question?
Discreet planning, the moment itself and photographs together after the “yes.”
Anniversary
Still choosing each other?
Mark the year, revisit somewhere important or simply update the photographs on the wall.
Honeymoon & Travel
Visiting Spain together?
A well-planned session in Tarragona, Barcelona or wherever the trip takes you.
Elopement or Intimate Ceremony
Keeping the wedding small?
Photographs for the two of you, your announcement or the beginning of the wedding plans.
Your own brilliant idea
Something else in mind?
I love a challenge. Tell me what you’re imagining - even if the idea is not fully formed yet - and we’ll work out how to photograph it.
Phong’s story
It was a hot summer day near Lake Kawaguchi, at the foot of Mount Fuji. Flowers were blooming everywhere, and the air was filled with sweet scents and the gentle hum of bees. Phong had contacted me the day before, and we agreed to meet in this famous garden on the shores of the lake.
They arrived early, and I immediately sensed that Phong was nervous. His unsuspecting girlfriend, Nuri, was laughing and clearly enjoying the outing. We started taking photos, and after a little while, as we had planned with Phong, I told them I wanted to take a photo with a telephoto lens from the far side of the garden with Mount Fuji in the background. I put on my 300 mm lens and left them standing in the middle of the flower field.
Nuri was admiring Mount Fuji when, completely out of the blue, Phong dropped to one knee in front of her and held out a ring. Even from a distance, I could see her surprise and happiness through my camera. She actually cried with joy. They kissed passionately, and Phong finally looked relieved and completely content.
And I was thrilled too because I managed to capture one of the most unforgettable moments of their lives.
Couples and Love Stories FAQ
Wondering About Something? Start Here.
What if we feel awkward?
I will guide you throughout the shoot with simple poses, movement, and little prompts, so you never have to wonder what to do. The goal is not to make you “perform” for the camera, but to help you relax, interact naturally, and enjoy the time together.
Usually, after the first few minutes, people forget about the camera altogether.
What is an editorial style couple photoshoot?
An editorial-style photoshoot is inspired by fashion magazines and visual storytelling. It is usually more carefully planned than a purely candid session and pays particular attention to styling, location, light, composition, and overall mood.
Before the shoot, we discuss the concept, choose outfits, collect reference images, and decide what kind of atmosphere we want to create.
The result is natural, beautiful, and a little cinematic — like your own magazine story.