Imagophilia Wedding Photography

Rome & Roman Castles

Imagophilia

Wedding Photographer

Leonardo and Margherita, reportage photographers, favor natural light, vibrant colors,

and bold contrasts always steering clear of artificial poses.
They’re admired not only for their reliability, punctuality, and sense of organization,

but above all for their ability to make even the most camera-shy people feel perfectly at ease.

Imagophilia — image loving — is the shared passion of two photographers, Leonardo and Margherita. He’s a scientifically creative soul who first picked up a camera in high school; she’s an incurable idealist with a flair for perfection and an obsession for detail. For fifteen years, they’ve been bound together by both love and vision. They can’t stand those wedding photographers who freeze couples into awkward poses or tire them out with endless directions.

For Leonardo and Margherita, the purpose of photography is to tell the story of your wedding day through a flow of eloquent, instinctive shots because the emotional power of an image is directly tied to the spontaneity with which it’s captured. That’s why, even years later, when you look back at your photos, you’ll feel frame after frame, the same vivid emotions that made your day unforgettable. Many have praised their ability to blend seamlessly into the happening, becoming part of it while never intruding. To photograph an event, you need only observe it. To transfer emotion, you must first feel it.