They often say ‘beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder.’ Australian photographer Peter Adams-Shawn proves the adage true.

Capturing the reflections of his subject in another one’s eye, he has been creating what he calls eyescapes since 2011. He took to snapping wedding eyescapes since 2014- toying with reflections of pivotal moments from the wedding as seen through the eyes of another, literally!

Like here… when a son watches his mom and dad exchange vows…

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…or here when a groom looks at his bride…

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His work is unbelievably gorgeous and detailed and he has often been held in suspicion of using Photoshop to tweak his images. However, his work does not consist of composites and is 100% real. In fact, the mistake is so common that the International Loupe Awards judge, himself, mistook his work for a composite and later, offered an apology.

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The talented photographer claims that his best snaps are the ones where the primary subject is smiling.

“This relaxes the shot, brings natural creases in the eyes, and even this close, you can tell the subject is smiling,” says Adams-Shawn.

Take a look at some more of his amazing pictures here:

A young flower girl watching the bride do her hair

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And a father watching his daughter…

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A wedded couple’s reflection on engagement bands..

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A bride watching her dress…

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A father looking on at his wife and daughter sharing a tender moment…

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A bride looking at her wedding guests…

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The bride getting ready…

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The bride blowing a kiss to the groom…

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The stunning array doesn’t quite end. You can check out his collection on Facebook as he announces his latest project in which he shall continue to toy with reflections, albeit on bubbles. Yep, you read that right!

Check out a sneak-peek here:

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Doesn’t it look marvelous? We are super-excited and we know you are too!

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