I started out doing travel photography back in the Kodachrome days. I’d always run out of film and be forced to choose between more film and food. Film always won out and I’d return with thousands of shots but a few pounds lighter! Nobody likes to travel with me as I insist on returning to places to see how they look in different light. Sometimes the return visit is disappointing but sometimes it exceeds expectations. One time I was staying south of Amsterdam (waiting for friends to arrive in England for a sailing trip to Portugal) and it had been raining for almost 2 weeks but I had been venturing out and saw a windmill next to a canal and made a mental note to come back when the weather improved. The next morning I was awakened by sunshine streaming in my window and I knew just what I had to do. I threw on some clothes, grabbed my camera, and ran a mile to the windmill. Every minute was precious because the sun might get too high in the sky and be out of the frame. I knew how the windmill would look next to the curve of the canal and where the sun would be but I didn’t know there would be mist and fishermen with bicycles and a swan right in the middle. Some of my pictures feel like part of me. If you go to solomonimages.com and take a look at the 9th image in my Landscapes gallery (Morning near Oude Wetering), you’ll see what I saw.

I'll bring the same passion to your wedding photography. I care more about getting great shots than how long it takes or how much I make.