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Alpine

Alpine feels composed rather than ornate. Expressive headlines and careful spacing give it the polish of an independent magazine, while pale mineral surfaces and botanical accents frame photography beautifully. It is a strong fit when materials, place, and craft need room to speak.

Overall feel

Quiet and refined

Best for

Lodging, craft, and premium services

Palettes

Alpine IvoryDefault
Herbarium
Mineral
Fjord

Character

Expressive editorial headlines paired with neat, understated details
Ivory, botanical green, mineral-gray, and dark slate color directions
Measured spacing with fine borders and restrained labels
Editorial image treatment suited to texture, interiors, and landscape

Is Alpine suitable for an online portfolio?

Yes. Galleries, media-and-text sections, testimonials, and link cards can form a focused portfolio for a studio or practice.

Which color palette does Alpine start with?

Alpine Ivory is the starting point. Herbarium, Mineral, and Fjord keep the same calm page style while changing the color mood.

Does Alpine require formal photography?

No, but it rewards a consistent edit. Natural material, place, and process images tend to sit especially well in its pale editorial frame.

Hollis & Vale

A groom holds his laughing bride from behind as low sun glows through the trees behind them.

Photographs made to be handed down.

Documentary wedding and family photography, printed on archival paper and bound in linen albums.

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Recent captures

Stories from this season

Amara & Jonah
Glen Manor House, Portsmouth
Celeste & Rowan
Blithewold Gardens, Bristol
The Okafor family
At home in Tiverton

Maren holding a vintage film camera near her face

We are a married pair of photographers who work every wedding together, one of us with the couple and one with everyone who loves them.

We shoot quietly and mostly unposed, with a roll of medium format film for the portraits. Every gallery arrives within five weeks, and every couple leaves with a printed album.

A bride in a long veil and a groom in a dark suit kiss on a stone path between two tall arrangements of white flowers.

A bride in a beaded bodice holds a bouquet of pink peonies, peach garden roses and white lisianthus on stone steps.

Two silver wedding bands, one set with small diamonds, rest together on a weathered wooden surface.

A low table centerpiece of peach garden roses, white orchids, greenery and halved oranges beside a glass candle holder.

A woman fastens the small buttons on the lace back of a bride's gown in soft window light.

A long wooden table set with white plates, folded napkins and small vases of garden flowers inside a greenhouse reception space.

The full day
Ten hours, from getting ready to the last dance, with a 30-page linen album. From $7,200.
Elopements
Four hours anywhere in New England, with help choosing the place and the light. From $3,100.
Families
An evening session at home or outdoors, with thirty finished photographs and a box of prints. From $750.