“If you have only one smile in you give it to the people you love.”
Maya Angelou
With Valentine’s day upon us, many are celebrating love in some way. Be it the love for a child, the love for their partner or love for the world around us. This month we challenged our Lowepro Storytellers to show us what “love” looks like to them.
Photo by Glenn Bartley
A pair of Mute Swans share a tender moment on a pond in Victoria, BC.
Photo by Laura Barisonzi
On location in Florida on a rainy day.
f/2.8, 1/125, ISO of 125
Photo by Rachid Dahnoun
Photo by Carrie Swails
Love is a lot of things to all different kinds of people.
Nikon D750
24mm Sigma Art
ISO 250
f1.4
1/640 sec
Photo by Jeff Hinman
What is love? For many people love could mean the everlasting love for someone, something, someplace, it’s endless! One of the many things I love to do is to escape the work week by being engulfed in natures lovely arms. I call it Neverland.
Sony ar7ii
16mm
F-11
Shutter 15 seconds
ISO 250
Photo by Dave & Quin Cheung
Moments before Christine & Jordan were married, they exchanged love letters. They wanted to save their first look for the aisle, so exchanged letters around the corner of the church, sight unseen. Not a word was said as the read each other’s letter, but the expressions, tears, and emotions revealed the depth of what love is…
Photo by Willow McDonough
Love is playful, sweet, and unconditional. Weddings like this, one filled with so much joy, was a beautiful reminder. May we all find and experience this kind of love.
Canon 60D
ISO 100
f 6.3
1/200
Photo by Mitch Wu
Love is having a blast with a friend!
From my February personal photo project, “28 Days of Toy Stories.” Although 2017 was fantastic on a professional level, I really want to commit to creating more personal work in 2018. This photo project was a way for me to jumpstart that.
Canon 5D Mark III
Canon 135mm f/2L @ f/3.5
ISO 800
1/2000 sec
– Mitch Wu
Photo by Shawn Talbot
A romantic weekend getaway at the luxurious Trump Hotel Vancouver.
Canon 5DSR, f/2.8, 1/50 second, ISO 100, 50mm lens
Photo by Gregg Jaden
No better time than now.
Photo by Daisy Gilardini
Elephant seals kiss.
Photo by Karl Zoltan
Love is sharing my life with Kathryn Dyer who was diagnosed with breast cancer three years ago. I love this picture of her as the umbrella symbolizes shelter and protection which is what I try to do for her as we enjoy the beauty in each and every day!