Over the past 15 years, I have developed my personal brand with Michael Morse Photography. I’ve worked with hundreds of adventurous couples in naturally wild places. My photography style has been described as adventurous, rustic, and timeless. This means that my work has a vintage flair and a classic feel. I believe in crafting images that will still be viewed as authentic when the latest editing trends have come and gone.

Outside my wedding portfolio, I’ve worked as a photojournalist documenting humanitarian projects locally and internationally. I’ve had the opportunity to work in Nepal, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka. Before I settled into couples adventure photography, I photographed in fashion, real estate, professional surfing, and snow sports. I have a lifelong passion for living off the beaten path. I love traveling, exploring, and sharing these gems I discover with my clients. You can check out my latest photography work on my Instagram.

I love to push my limits and help my couples capture experiences that are highly memorable. I feel the best photo adventure sessions have a few of these traits. Capturing moments under or in water, hiking your dress to the top of a mountain trail, and getting your feet wet or dirty on your wedding day. If we have not laughed, broke a sweat or a rule, our photoshoot isn’t over.

Some of my best memories are finishing a portrait session while we share a beer under the stars. Most times, if the conditions are ripe, we’ll take a few night images under the milky way before we call it a wrap. I never pass up an opportunity for an epic photo. I am truly grateful that I have become friends with many of the couples after sharing these meaningful celebrations and adventures.

Don’t let his laid back, surfer boy looks and attitude fool you. He is friendly, easy going and great to work with, but also very professional and knows exactly what he is doing!!! I couldn’t have been any happier with the final results!! When all is said and done, it’s the pictures that will last forever. Thank You, Mike Morse!! — Shannon