He Said It Was the Allergies: A Cherry Blossom Wedding in Japan
Every spring, Japan’s cherry blossoms move north. This couple followed them almost all the way: a quiet place in Aomori, a cellist…
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Three Cultures, One Story: A Destination Wedding Film in Japan
Their third wedding brought Greek traditions, Japanese hospitality and people from around the world together at a ryokan in Japan. What began…
Simple Can Be Remarkable: A Spring Elopement at Mt Fuji
They arrived with a simple wish: Fuji, cherry blossoms, vows and photographs. The day opened into sunrise, a shrine blessing, hōtō at…
The Mountain Said Yes Too: A Surprise Proposal at Mt Fuji
Fuji was hidden all morning, so we moved the proposal and watched the sky. At two o'clock she opened one eye, the…
The Place That Started It All: A Tokyo Garden Wedding
A Tokyo garden wedding at a house built in 1920, a morning floating above Shinjuku at the Park Hyatt Tokyo, a shrine…
Japan Was the Logical Choice: An Autumn Elopement in Japan
Japan had been part of their relationship from the beginning, after a Fushimi Inari photograph started one of their earliest conversations. Years…
The Mountain Was Still There: A Winter Proposal in Japan
There are days at Mt Fuji when you never see Mt Fuji. A surprise proposal in a February whiteout, a lake to…
A Boy in Lane Four
Four golds, one family, forty-four years. From a Brisbane footpath in 1982 to a Glasgow grandstand in 2026, this is what it's…
The Duke Wears a Crown
Glasgow between the races: a duke crowned in traffic orange, an Oasis pilgrimage, and a city with seventy-four nations on the pavement.…
The Air in the Room
Why the whole world crosses oceans to stand in crowds, and why Glasgow is the city that understands it best. There’s a…
The Glen You’ve Already Seen
Faked fairies, a real massacre, and what the camera leaves out of the most photographed glen in Scotland. In 1920 the man…