Shooting weddings has given me the opportunity to visit amazing places. This time, the wedding took place in the Hacienda San Gabriel, built in 1529 using the Spanish technique of vaulted arches and semi-circular walls which takes you back to the 15th century.
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What can I say… I enjoyed very much travel to amazing places, meeting new people, learning their history and culture, tasting traditional food, etc.
Last year I shot a wedding in Campeche and I was amazed with the kindness of his people. Now I returned, but this time to shoot in the “Hacienda Uayamon“. Built in 1700 but still retains many of its 18th century Belle Époque architectural features, such as wrought-iron elements, stone walls, and gorgeous tile floors.
This time I got company. I shot alongside with my mini-mayan-friend, photographer and tour guide William Sánchez. Thanks bro for your company, photos, all the fun and your delicious home-made-coconuts.
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Sometime mistakes turn out in to interesting stuff…
This album is from a great company based in New Zeland called Queensberry!
It’s a 12×12, flushmount album with Tintoretto paper, black core pages and Sandstone leather.
