Anya and Tianran’s wedding gallery is from Beijing, China. A close portrait opens the collection: the couple face each other, with mountain slopes softly out of focus behind them.
The surrounding landscape appears in wider photographs too. Together, these views show how a gallery can hold both a couple’s connection and a sense of place.
A wide landscape places a section of stone wall among layers of green hills. Haze softens the mountains farther away.
This view gives the surroundings their own place in the collection, beyond the close portrait of the couple.
Another photograph looks along the wall as it climbs the wooded ridgeline, with stonework leading through the frame.
Compare these landscape photographs with the opening portrait when choosing the balance of people and place for your own gallery.
Anya and Tianran’s wedding gallery is from Beijing, China.
Yes. Alongside the close couple portrait, the opening photographs include views of a long stone wall running across green hills.
