Getting married during a pandemic? Yes, we did, January 2021! We didn't want to wait. But, what…read moreto do about pictures when you're getting married on Zoom, and all the guests are virtual? And, how to do it safely? That's where my hunt began for a photographer specializing in outdoor wedding photography.
I come from a family of photographers, so I am super picky. I wanted edgy, creative, fun, emotionally touching, in iconic San Francisco settings. I hunted the web, trying to find the right look. Thankfully, a few of my neighbors on Next Door recommended Yves. As soon as I saw his website, I was drawn to his style. Yves's background in fine art and painting are apparent from the first shot. Iconic landmarks, excellent lighting, fun play with camera angles, cropping, and finding those little moments that others might miss.
Yves met us outdoors at our home, and we were impressed with his friendliness and professionalism. He wowed us with his portfolio. We had a great dialogue about what to do, and he was great at guiding us with recommendations based on his experience. Hiring him was a no brainer.
Fast forward to our photo shoot. Oy vay, what a day! It was the day after the Presidential election, and we were stressed. What an uplifting day it turned out to be. Yves met us, on time, at the Legion of Honor. He made us comfortable, helped us be ourselves, and before you know it, we were laughing and enjoying ourselves. When the sun started to go down, we went to Baker Beach, for some romantic pictures with the iconic Golden Gate Bridge behind us.
You can see from our pictures how it turned out. We have so many stunning images that we absolutely love.
Whether you are doing a Zoom wedding, or someday, an in person event, don't miss out on capturing the special moments that only a professional knows how to do. You'll have these images forever. If you'll be in an outdoor setting, Yves is the best person to make it great for you! I give YJM, and Yves, my highest recommendation, with a heartfelt thanks for all the love and work he put into the final product - a family heirloom of photos to share.