Category Archives: E-Session

Aya and Medhat Day After Beach Session at the Hyatt Regency Sharm El Sheikh | Egypt Wedding Photographer

Like I mentioned in my last post the day after Aya and Medhat’s wedding we decided to do a special session for just the two of them on the beautiful grounds of the Hyatt Regency in Sharm El Sheikh. At the far end of the hotel there is an isolated beach that almost no one visits that proved to be the perfect location for a private session for the two of them. These are honestly some of my favorite couple photos I’ve ever taken and I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. As always I love hearing your comments so please do share them. Thanks so much.

Cairo Egypt Wedding Photographer | Omar and Katherine Downtown Cairo | Timothy Kaldas Photography

Omar and Katherine are a really great couple based out in DC who came to Cairo to get married and have Omar’s family in attendance. Katherine’s family is from Nebraska and they’ll be having a second wedding out there shortly with all of them as well. A week before the wedding we headed downtown together to get some shots of the two of them together before the craziness of the days before the wedding overwhelmed them and their schedule. We checked out Talaat Harb and walked over by the Townhouse cultural center to get some shits. Then we rode a felucca together on the nile to get away from the crowds and finally we found ourselves in Ganaynat al Asmak in Zamalek to get in a few last shots in the relaxing atmosphere of the park. Working with Omar and Katherine was a pleasure and their wedding on New Year’s day at Katameya Heights was a blast.

Cairo Egypt Wedding Photographer | Deepak and Rada are Engaged! | Timothy Kaldas Photography

So Deepak called me while I was home in the states with a plan. He and his then-girlfriend were planning a trip to Egypt and he wanted to surprise her and pop the question and he asked me to be there to capture the moment. Rada thought they were just going for a shoot at the Pyramids and had no idea what was about to happen (you can tell from the look on her face below). We arrived at the pyramids and discovered they had changed the schedule and were closing early so once again I was on a camel (then a horse) following a couple around the back fence with cameras hanging off me to get shots of them with the pyramids at particularly special moment in their lives. I hope you enjoy the images. Please let me know what you think.

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