Here is a photo story of Patrick and Elizabeth's honeymoon in the Sunrise of Puerto Escondido that we were lucky to capture as their photographer.

Here is a photo story of the most chersihed moments between Yanina & Lee in Hotel Quinta Real (Oaxaca, Mexico), that we were fortunate to capture as their wedding photographers.

I absolutely love San Miguel de Allende, and was happy to capture this intimate wedding there: loving couple, gorgeous locations with a backdrop of the famous Parroquia, and great vibes. What made it even more special was the couple’s newborn that was the VIP guest all day, from the getting ready to the dance floor!

A&J got married at the most beautiful Hacienda San Antonio in Cuernavaca (Morelos, Mexico), and we were happy and honored to be their wedding photographers. But seriously, have you ever seen the bride and groom dance so cool (and so much)???

Here is a photo story of a beautiful celebration of love between Alex & Taylor in Puerto Escondido (Oaxaca, Mexico), that we were lucky to witness as their wedding photographers. I’ve seen many “first looks”, but this idea by the couple was the most original…

Valle de Bravo is one of my favorite places in all of Mexico. This year I had the honor of visiting this beautiful property called Casa Lago, and taking photos of its interior design and architecture.

Here’s a short sunrise photo story of an amazing couple Dena and Michael that we photographed in Oaxaca City, and some tips for those planning a photoshoot here in Mexico.

As destination weddings and elopements get popular, the coast of Oaxaca is becoming one of the hottest spots to get married in Mexico.

Based on 7 years as a local and 100+ weddings as a professional photographer, here is a short list of the best venues for couples who are deciding on a place to get married in Mexico, and specifically, on the beaches of Oaxaca: Puerto Escondido and around it

Certainly one of the most fascinating architecture photography projects for us, this hotel in Puerto Escondido is a true piece of art that was an honor to capture. It is a great example of how architecture can be more than just a beautiful product of human creativity, but also blend into the environment in the most natural way, with sustainability and supporting local communities of Oaxaca