Who am I? My name is Nina, I am a passionate photographer and have been self-employed as a photographer since I was 18. I’ve lugged my camera all over the world because I love to travel – preferably with just a backpack!
I want to immerse myself in the country, eat unfamiliar food with locals and always stroll through the cities with music on my ears.
I believe in the universe and that people who do good things will also have good things happen to them, I laugh incredibly and am occasionally a bit emotional – that means if you cry, I’ll probably cry too! That’s why I don’t like watching sad movies :D.
What else is there to say? One of my biggest hobbies is eating and I like it spicy! I’m a bit of a workaholic, love the summer and am in a relationship with the most amazing man in the world!
But back to photography!
At the beginning of my career, I was able to gain a lot of experience as an assistant in large photo and video productions and today I photograph for small and large companies in southern Germany. Feel free to check out my website here www.ninamarsiglio.com.
But my great love of photography is and remains wedding photography!
It is my goal to create unforgettable memories for you. I want you to be able to pick up your pictures with your grandchildren at some point and remember the most beautiful day of your life with a smile.
Because I love capturing love!
It’s said “A picture is worth a thousand words”. True! And a video more than a thousand pictures. Get to know me a little here!
I’m from Heilbronn, but I’ll accompany you wherever you’d like!
I’ll go with you wherever you want! My suitcase is packed quickly!
You will receive a few highlight pictures the same evening or the next morning, which you can share with your loved ones. The rest will be available approximately 2-4 weeks after your wedding.
Yes! At an engagement shoot, we can also get to know each other and chat a little about your plans and wishes.
I love natural colors! It is important to me that you can still look at your pictures in many years. I try to photograph a lot from movement, as this often results in the most natural photos and I remain as inconspicuous as possible during the ceremony or the champagne reception.
If I am sick on your big day, I have a few nice colleagues who can take over for me. You don’t have to worry about that.
I always say a MINIMUM of 50 pictures per hour. But it tends to be a lot more.
