Wedding photography as an artistic journey that transcends time

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A little about me


01.


I’m Douglas Brandon


I was born and raised in the city of Oaxaca, and I studied marine biology, specializing in crocodiles, due to my passion for Nature.

My photography began at the request of my grandmother Martha, who wanted me to show her everything I saw.






02.


Relationship with nature


My passion for nature began at a very young age, I always wanted to share what I saw on my expeditions with family and friends. It’s how I think we can reconnect our souls with the nature around us.

Motivate to conserve.....




03.


Wedding Photography


If nature is my first true love, wedding photography became my second one. I started covering some events of friends and there I realized that I like to tell their stories through photography.




04.


Interesting Fact


Now by combining both branches of photography I can continue doing nature and conservation photography, whose main objective is to motivate people towards the conservation of natural resources.

So thanks to you, a percentage of the profits goes to the conservation projects we carry out.

Wedding dress hanging while photographer captures image in mirror reflection.
Romantic photoshoot along a rustic brick wall with arched windows and natural lighting.
Groomsmen in black suits pose on stone steps during a formal wedding photo session.
Elegant wedding reception features couples dancing on a dark dance floor with romantic lighting.
A wedding celebration outside a historic stone church with traditional dancers and decorations.
Wedding party members celebrate energetically in a sunlit hotel room before the ceremony.
Person in camouflage clothing holds a small spotted wild cat in an outdoor setting.

Wildlife rescue in the state of Chiapas

Group wearing orange safety vests handle a large reptile in an outdoor wildlife setting.

I took several crocodile-handling courses for my undergraduate thesis and spent years working on crocodile conservation. I am currently raising funds for a book about the crocodiles of the state of Oaxaca.

Wildlife handlers work with a large alligator in shallow swamp waters.

La Ventanilla, in Tonameca, has always been one of my favorite places to photograph crocodiles in their natural habitat.