Being able to shoot weddings for a living, is a dream come true in itself. If you asked me then what could be better than what I do, I would have answered nothing. But eventually I discovered that travelling for shoots, make it even better. It is doing what you love to do while doing what you love do to – a dream within a within a dream right? Absolutely! From what started with trips within the country and then within southeast Asia, to adventures that has now taken me to the most amazing and significant coroners of the earth, it has really been one heck of a ride.

Today’s feature is one for the books. And that is for any book – be it figuratively or literally, as this adventure takes us to the cradle of civilisation and to one of the most consequential places in history. In fact, this shoot in Turkey is breathtaking enough to allow me to split the feature into two posts and still have each set make its own mark.

In this first part, we’ll share the photos of Karen and Roy from Ephesius and from Pamukkale. One historic and another exotic – but both jaw-dropping, especially with Karen and Roy in them. In Ephesius we shot ruins of the foremost Greek civilizations, one of the very few still intact today and in Pamukkale we traversed mineral deposits that cascade down the mountain slopes creating a spectacle of lights, shapes, and shadows that can only be found in this part of the world. Both places, together with Karen and Roy, who were unbelievably awesome, have truly inspired us to create one of the most unique sets of pre-wedding photos you can find. We hope that you appreciate all the effort, thought, and love that were put in every frame and we hope that it inspires you to visit back for part two.