Destination Weddings | Feather & Stone Photography

21January2013

deux belettes destination wedding * Doerthe and Chris

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To elope, is to slip away.

Your words, your vows whispered so quietly that the only other person who hears them is the one who’ll remember them echoing in their heart for the rest of time.

We so hope that this inspires any couples out there who are thinking about eloping.

Go on.

Escape to a beautiful destination.

Book in your favorite photographer.

Run away with your lover to be married.

Why not.

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Destination Wedding Venue // Deux Belettes Country Guesthouse

Wedding Planner Extraordinaire // Victoria Cameron

Celebrant // Rosemary

Equipment // Canon 1V, Mamiya 645

Film // Kodak Tri-X, Fuji Pro 400h, processed by the amazing Richard Photo Lab

Song // Bread, Clem Snide// iTunes

so, what do you think?

ChloeJanuary 21st, 2013
Oh so pretty! What a very lovely occasion to have been a part of. Lucky you and of course, lucky them. x
AlydaJanuary 21st, 2013
I was about to write ‘oh so pretty’ but Chloe beat me to it. So much loveliness in one day. You guys are good!
MailinhJanuary 22nd, 2013
Just love this! Love how intimate and simple this is. Simply beautiful.
porterJanuary 22nd, 2013
WOW. you guys, this is gorgeous, really really love the last shot
MariaJanuary 22nd, 2013
“The simple things in life are often the best”
So true……after all, marriage it’s a union between two people who love each other…..this couple really show how much they do.
You captured it awesomely.
Ashton + ShelJanuary 22nd, 2013
Simply bokehiful! :)
Toni raperJanuary 22nd, 2013
Speechless. So incredibly present without the distractions around. Simplistic beauty. Love.
GracieJanuary 23rd, 2013
I have been with my “hubby” for 9 years already. we have 3 kids. He actually wants to get married married and it just never happened and it never ever crosses my mind…until i saw this. I would love to do it like this. just us. BEAUTIFUL!!
Kate HollandJanuary 23rd, 2013
This is insanely romantic and beautifully captured!
gabe aceves photographyJanuary 24th, 2013
you guys are the best.
RazvanJanuary 24th, 2013
Love the B&W frames taken on the beach.
MercedesJanuary 24th, 2013
This is precious. How special to be able to share such a special moment with them.
colerJanuary 24th, 2013
you talented buggers haha… this is just ridiculous. like, all-world ridiculous. so good.
ChrisJanuary 24th, 2013
Beautiful, emotional work. Double exposure is rockin.
DerekJanuary 24th, 2013
Simply amazing! Incredible work!
Nick EvansJanuary 24th, 2013
Stunning work guys. Some beautiful work. Those colours make me dislike digital :)
Eduardo SuasteguiJanuary 24th, 2013
Beautiful wedding, and you captured it in style.
Joey kennedyJanuary 24th, 2013
Wow! That location is so perfect and the shots are very inspirational! Beautiful color!
ElissaJanuary 25th, 2013
This wedding is so amazing. That second-to-last shot is just… I want to hug it.
Steve KooJanuary 25th, 2013
I love the shot of them walking in front of the barn door. Great work!
MarianneJanuary 25th, 2013
This is so simple and perfect. Gorgeous location and couple. Exquisitely captured. beautiful work as always.
gaby jJanuary 27th, 2013
ahh so beautiful & amazing!
geeJanuary 29th, 2013
awesome !!!!!!
DanFebruary 4th, 2013
My heart has skipped a beat this is stunning!!!!
Love your work. Makes me want to renew my vows just to have you there !!!!
Emilia JaneFebruary 9th, 2013
stunning doesn’t even begin
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uber photographyMay 7th, 2013
Love the romantic French provincial theme and gorgeous landscape shots

13December2012

Hello May Magazine Editorial * My Neck of the Woods

We never planned on shooting weddings. No. Never at all.

Our beginnings were very humble.

One old film camera, our imaginations and high hopes.

We scoured editorial magazines for inspiration and dreamed of shooting stories like those splashed across the pages.

After a little time and lots of practice, that old film camera, our imaginations and high hopes had us shooting new faces for a local modelling agency.

Our tiny unit became our studio. The furniture was moved and soon replaced with studio lights, backdrops, racks of clothing, chattering models, stylists, make-up artists and hair stylists. All of us excited, bursting with ideas and eager to make amazing images.

Inspiration was endless, we could shoot whatever our imaginations lead us to try.

And so we did.

Fast forward many years later.

Though much time has passed and an immense amount of hard work has been invested, we still have our film cameras, imaginations and high hopes.

It turns out the subjects in front of our cameras nowadays are quite different, but don’t get us wrong, we love shooting weddings, it’s one of the most amazing experiences you could have photographically.

What hasn’t changed is that we’re just as eager to make amazing images.

So having a chance to return to our roots with this editorial for the very first edition of Hello May Magazine was a breath of fresh air.

The memories came flooding back and we reflected on how far we’d come from that teeny, tiny studio unit full of creatives all those years ago.

This day our studio was in the middle of the woods, surrounded by an amazing group of creatives, all of us excited, bursting with ideas and eager to make amazing images.

Thank you to the team of incredibly talented people involved, it was an honour to work side-by-side with you.