Led by our fearless photographer Eduardo Quintero, lover of life and all the little things that make it special.
From hiking mountains to spending quality time with his furry friends (Oscar, Gloria, Camilo, Amalia and Ramiro), Eduardo lives life to the fullest while getting a couple frames along the way. Whether it's a tree or a person, each shot holds a special moment, reminding him of a time, a place, or person.
Named one of the top 150 international wedding photographers by SLR Lounge! Eduardo was honored to see his name alongside photographers who have inspired him.
And, to top it all off, he was also lucky enough to participate in The Riviera Maya Photo Contest, where he placed third! Not too shabby considering the tough competition.
Long story short, I think our work is ffffing awesome!
But don’t take my word for it.
Moments rather than poses…
Black Hat Studio - where weddings, life and art collide! We started off as a duo of quirky plastic artists who wanted to try something new - capturing weddings in a unique way that combined truthfulness and creativity.
Fast forward 15 years and many, many amazing weddings later, and we're still just as nervous and excited before each event as we were on day one. I guess it means we still care!
We believe your wedding photos should be a true reflection of your special day - capturing all the laughter, tears, love and joy in a way that takes you back to that exact moment. Making you relive the excitement, nervousness, happiness and warm fuzzy feelings of your wedding day.
Whether you're tying the knot in Cancun, Los Cabos, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Isla Mujeres, Cozumel, Riviera Maya, Mexico City, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco or anywhere else, we're here to make your destination wedding unforgettable.
Ready to chat? Shoot us an email or give us a call at +52 55 39 93 56 99 and let's make your wedding memories come to life!
"Cameras in the hands of photographers with hearts can capture love, hope, passion, change lives and make the world a better place.... And it only takes 1/500th of a second. Life goes on, we photograph it. But it's much better with love." Eddie Adams
