Square with the Moorish Castle at the top of the mountain, in front of Café Paris in Sintra, where the wedding party was on.

The difference in photography, at any wedding

A FAST LOOK by THE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER 

Square with the Moorish Castle at the top of the mountain, in front of Café Paris in Sintra, where the wedding party was on.

Because the wedding day is a party celebrating the bond between two persons, we may think that every time the wedding photographer points his lens at someone, we find always dazzling happiness, enchanted smiles, and eyes shining like those silver square papers in the air in a day of celebration and joy. Of course, it is. Of course, it is not.

Those moments with apparent non-happiness claim the attention of the wedding photographer. Some studies say that photographers have the ability to detect, and fast, more details and differences in a space where things are going on.

Of course, it is, their profession depends on that. Because of that, their eyes are fast in the observation and know how to stop exactly the happening that is, in fact, different. The difference is one of the most important words in their head.

That is why, in an event with many smiling faces, stand out those that seem, momentarily, not belong there.  If there is a moment that vanishes if the wedding photographer does not take advantage, this is the one, just gone in a glimpse because only at the very end of the party, do some guests visit the land of the dreams, never the bride or the groom which, quickly, come back to the duty with his guests.

Thoughtful bride, at the wedding party between the sparkles of a chandelier, at Café Paris in Sintra.
The introspective groom, among tufts of lights at Café Paris in Sintra.
The bride and groom dance in the street.
The groom hugs his father-in-law at the wedding feast.
The bride and groom as they taste the wedding cake.

Some photos from a wedding at Café Paris in Sintra, Lisbon.

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