WeddingGrapher Blog | Wedding photography

Once we started to think about the concept and location for the engagement session with Dóri and Balázs, we had a single word written on a piece of paper: “oil”. Actually, it means, Balázs like everything that works with oil and smells like oil (yes, born-to-be-engineer :) ). From this starting point, arriving to something to do with trains was a trivial step – old/vintage steam locomotives, of course.

And then came all the little details, to find our way back to the past… they were really humble, worrying in the phone about not having any sort of accessories, nor clothing, etc. for such kind of “time travel” – and then they popped out of the car, just like you see below. Just like straight out from a time machine. Keep your eyes on all the details! :)

I have collected some of my grandpa’s photos our favourite images from this photoshoot for a blogpost, and a little more in the slideshow:

-> Click  here for the high resolution slideshow!

Right before we welcome the coming Spring, we would like to say goodbye to Winter with a series of snowy pictures… what a perfect start for the season!

Despite the warming and bright sunlight,we were heading towards the western part of the country, equipped with skis, ice skates, tea in a thermos – hoping to find some snow fallen in the last weeks. And thanks God, we found everything we needed at the “Balaton highlands”… :)

Don’t let yourself be under the delusion of the sunshine on the photos – Gréta was really cool and tough, wearing a lace dress, even though we were taking photos in jacket and ski trousers. All of us really needed the warmth of the fireplace and the hot tee in the evening…

Gréta and Péter, really thank you the creative ideas, for being so inspirational and enthusiastic about the pictures, and to fulfill one of our long time dreams about having a real snowy, winter series of photos – with such an attractive couple! :)

One of the most beautiful couples I have ever worked with – simply because of their love and passion for each other.

The most important gift for a photographer is a situation when you fell they’ve forgotten that you’re also on the scene, and the rest of the world is shut out somehow. It is what we’ve experienced on those two summer afternoons with Linda and Laci.

By clicking on the first image (on top of this post) you will reach a slideshow of them!