Crissorama Featured in The Times Magazine
In January 2026, Crissorama’s work was featured in The Times Magazine as part of a long-form travel piece by journalist Giles Coren documenting his family’s journey through Costa Rica.
The article includes photographs credited to Christopher Alga, a Costa Rica photographer, accompanying a narrative that moves through rainforest treks, wildlife encounters, and remote lodges across the country.
Being included in The Times Magazine, one of the UK’s most established editorial publications, places the studio’s work within a context that values storytelling, atmosphere, and a strong sense of place.
Why This Feature Matters
The Times Magazine is known for its editorial standards and long-form storytelling. Images are selected to support narrative and context rather than promotion.
This feature reflects the studio’s ability to work in documentary environments that require:
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Sensitivity to real moments
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Respect for people and place
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An editorial approach shaped by travel and observation
These same principles inform Crissorama’s work as a Costa Rica editorial wedding photographer, where weddings are approached as lived experiences rather than staged productions.
Work That Lives Beyond Weddings
While Crissorama is widely known for destination weddings and elopements, the studio’s visual language is rooted in travel, human connection, and long-form storytelling.
That approach translates naturally into editorial work:
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Unposed, honest moments
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A clear sense of environment
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Images that support narrative over spectacle
Editorial features like this reinforce a way of working that remains consistent across both weddings and non-wedding projects.
Costa Rica as a Constant Thread
Costa Rica has long been central to the studio’s work. Not simply as a destination, but as a place understood over time.
Photographing within this context for an international publication reinforces Crissorama’s position as a Costa Rica photographer with deep familiarity with the country, its landscapes, and its pace, beyond surface-level imagery.
Continuing an Editorial Path
Crissorama does not actively pursue mass exposure. Editorial features are approached selectively, when they align with the studio’s values and way of working.
The Times Magazine feature represents a continuation of that path: quiet credibility, thoughtful visibility, and work that stands on its own outside the wedding industry.
About Crissorama
Crissorama is a destination wedding and editorial photography studio led by Christopher Alga, a Costa Rica photographer with bases in Costa Rica and Barcelona. The studio specializes in documentary and editorial wedding photography, documenting weddings, elopements, and travel stories worldwide.