MORE THAN A FEELING – A LIFE IN LOVE
Look here, at this moment. A day at its dazzling best.
A reflection so riveting, of that legendary, first kiss.
See? {Laughter cracking} Your fine hair, the train of your dress skirting the floor.
There was milk in the clouds and we cried a little. We rode on the Lake and your flowers got wet. – “I love you. Very simple and very true”.
That’s us after the last guest left, still dancing.
Remember the fireworks slapping the skies?
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A Prague dweller, specialising in luxury wedding film photography and portraiture Tomas Dolejsi is a fast-growing name on the destination wedding scene.
His works featured on Wedding Sparrow, Magnolia Rouge, Wedding Chicks, Amber and Muse, Bridal Musings, Adoré and other esteemed press offer proof of his talent for capturing beautiful people at their best.
As a photography magazine editor and versed film developer before analog became the new luxury, he understands that like love, good art takes time.
His refreshing approach to wedding photography considers not only what’s before the camera but the people and places inside every flip and shutter.
There are moments when one feels a deep gratitude for museums, whatever their own ambiguous histories, as each object has the power to lead us back to who we were and reveal who we still are.
Photography to me carries the same gravitas, that same kind of dignity.
Each time I get to document a love story all my energy is centered around capturing all these elements that initiate your new legacy and turn it into a heritage that lasts.
That is why getting to know all about your history together, what inspires you, all those bits that make your day and bring on the nostalgic goosebumps sits at the heart of my métier.
Let’s toast with a glass of your favorite vino, and get to share our passions (chances are we’ve got so much in common), so that when we get to meet we’ll already be feeling like old friends!
I’ll be here to empower you when you need a helping hand during your wedding planning, ask me anything!
In the meantime feel free to skim through my FAQs you’ll find many things useful in there.
There are moments when one feels a deep gratitude for museums, whatever their own ambiguous histories, as each object has the power to lead us back to who we were and reveal who we still are.
Photography to me carries the same gravitas, that same kind of dignity.
Each time I get to document a love story all my energy is centered around capturing all these elements that initiate your new legacy and turn it into a heritage that lasts.
That is why getting to know all about your history together, what inspires you, all those bits that make your day and bring on the nostalgic goosebumps sits at the heart of my métier.
Let’s toast with a glass of your favorite vino, and get to share our passions (chances are we’ve got so much in common), so that when we get to meet we’ll already be feeling like old friends!
I’ll be here to empower you when you need a helping hand during your wedding planning, ask me anything!
In the meantime feel free to skim through my FAQs you’ll find many things useful in there.
What we need to keep dreaming is, apparently, not the straight and narrow. What we need is stories. And Love. In my latest Journal posts you’ll find a surge of words and emotions, journeys and the material of dreams. Tended with gentle hands these stories and the interludes of imagery in-between may even inspire your own!
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Before I began spending my days photographing people at their best, I used to interpret the waltzes of the constellations with my cam. Yet, from my first wedding ever I realized that the most important messages hardly arrive from the stars themselves. Instead they pour out the cosmic energy humanity shares.
Today, I still get to photograph stars, only now they’re in people’s eyes, each time they look at their loved ones, embracing, crying and loving each other beyond words. You’ll find out what I’m talking about right here.
RECENT WORKS
Film is a medium for true romantics. Slow and meticulous, discerning and stirring. You wish to slow down and indulge in each passing while, to organically experience your present, and through each sequence evoke how meaningful time can be. This is why I choose to capture weddings on film, as a way to inspire a harder laugh, a louder dream for people’s future together. And after all is done, after the moments dim out a little, I want you to unearth them again, palpable. Because your rolls contain the humanity of the moment, and because nothing less will do.
