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Rangefinder 30 Rising Stars

Rangefinder’s 30 Rising Stars of Wedding Photography.

The opening photograph from Helena and Laurent’s Rangefinder 30 Rising Stars portfolio
One portfolio, thirty photographs, and a point of view that was still taking shape.

The original portfolio

Thirty photographs had to hold together as one body of work.

In 2017, Rangefinder selected us as two of its 30 Rising Stars of Wedding Photography worldwide. The recognition came from this complete submission—not one lucky frame.

We had followed the annual collection since we began photographing weddings, so seeing our names inside it felt surreal. What mattered most was the trust behind the photographs: couples letting us close enough to notice real emotion without arranging it out of the day.

Publication / recognition: Rangefinder’s Helena and Laurent profile ↗

What held the work together

Atmosphere, people, and moments that could not be repeated.

The photographs move between beauty and disorder, quiet frames and crowded ones. That range is still the standard: creative and considered enough to print, honest enough to feel like the day.

Recognition is context

Awards helped establish the studio. The lasting promise is simpler: be present, do not make the wedding revolve around photography, and bring back a complete set of images that feels both real and beautifully made.