Planning your engagement photos in Spain? Let me guide you through the most romantic locations I've discovered as a film photographer - from the colorful harbors of Cadaqués to the ancient streets of Girona. Learn why Spain's golden light and timeless architecture create the perfect setting for capturing your love story on film, and how we can craft an unforgettable photography experience during your time in Spain.

Italy is full of romantic places for your honeymoon or proposal. From medieval hilltop towns overlooking vineyards and olive groves, to breathtaking mountain ranges giving way to mirror-flat lakes and azure oceans gently caressing sandy beaches with stunning sea views, there is something for every couple in love.

Sunrise on a sailboat off the Costa Brava — salt air, golden light on the water, and two people in love. One of my favourite engagement sessions, shot entirely on analog film.

Amsterdam in autumn — the canals still as glass, the trees just turning gold. A completely different light from the Mediterranean, and one that film captures beautifully. An engagement session on the bridges and cobblestone streets of the Jordaan.

Saint-Tropez on a summer morning — pastel shutters, harbour light, the kind of warmth that film renders in tones you can almost feel. An anniversary session on the French Riviera, captured on analog film.

A Mediterranean bridal editorial at La Centenaria 1779 — lemon trees, stone walls, and the quiet of the countryside, just 30 minutes from Barcelona. Shot on analog film with Marta Martí Bridal.

'The best thing to hold onto in life is each other' ~ Audrey Hepburn

A Paris elopement on Kodak Portra — a wedding dress in the Tuileries at golden hour, the quiet streets of Le Marais, a walk along the Seine as the city softened into evening. One of those days that reminded me why I keep coming back to this city with a film camera.

Vienna is nothing like the Mediterranean — and that's exactly what made it extraordinary on film. An engagement session through the Belvedere gardens, the wide avenues of the Ringstrasse, and a quiet coffee at Café Central. She wore a dirndl. Kodak Portra in a city built for it.

Lan and Jason chose Seville for their honeymoon. Not Paris, not Rome — Seville. And if you know Seville, you understand why. An afternoon on analog film through Plaza de España, the Santa Cruz quarter, and the quiet courtyards most tourists never find.