Dario D.

I learned to read stories before I learned to photograph them.

You’ll probably spot me arriving in a beret and a red leather jacket. There’s a reason for that.

When I meet a couple for the first time, I don’t have a prepared introduction. I ask where they’ve lived, whether they have pets, where they’ve travelled. I go with the flow. Usually, within twenty minutes, we’re already talking about things that have absolutely nothing to do with photography.

That’s exactly where I want to be.

I carry a needle and thread in my bag. I have backup lights. I’ve photographed enough weddings to know that unexpected things can’t be avoided — they can only be handled, in the least stressful way possible.

I work with two camera bodies and prime lenses. I shoot over 10,000 frames at a wedding because I want to capture every angle, every moment, every expression. Then I carefully select the images that deserve to stay, leaving out all the noise.

My goal is for you to reach the end of your wedding day without ever having to think about the photographer. And yet, have the whole day documented.

If you’d like to find out whether I’m the right photographer for you, the simplest thing to do is get in touch.