Yuki & Daniel
One couple, two countries, seven months apart, photographed as a single story.
They married twice: once in spring with Yuki’s family, once in autumn with Daniel’s. The brief was to make one set of pictures out of both, not two galleries side by side.
Spring
A shrine, a short procession, and ninety seconds of rain that everyone agreed afterwards had been lucky.
Seeing them shuffled together is the only way it makes sense.Yuki
Autumn
A boathouse, long tables, and Daniel’s father playing the same song at the end of both nights.
One set, two seasons
Seven months and two countries apart, graded to the same warmth so a spring shrine and an autumn boathouse sit on one page. The order here is the order they read best in.
Edited as one roll, in no particular order.
