Seljalandsfoss // Iceland
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A trip to Iceland
We’re visiting Iceland in about week! Yay! We’re so excited. It’s been a dream for us for soooo long! We’re free to take photos of you on May 18th and 21st. So if you or someone you know wants awesome photos taken, you know the deal: Contact us! You might also want to follow us on Facebook…
Vancouver // International Wedding Photographers
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THE DISEASE CALLED PHOTOGRAPHY
“Once photography enters your bloodstream, it is like a disease.” — Anonymous
