Honeymoon photoshoot — Ibiza

I usually recommend the first two or three days. You arrive rested and eager, with the rest of the trip still ahead and none of the last-day pressure. Also, if the weather turns on the chosen day, there's room to move the session without spoiling your plans. If the end is your only option, that works too: the tan and the holiday mood play in your favour.

Absolutely, and on a honeymoon it looks wonderful. Photos splashing at the edge of Cala Comte or stepping out of the water with clothes clinging have an energy you can't fake. I'll tell you when it's best to do it —at the end, so you don't get cold afterwards— and I bring a camera ready for splashes. Pack a change of clothes and a towel and we go for it.

My style is the opposite of cheesy: documentary and natural. I won't have you make heart shapes with your hands or force glances at the camera. I suggest things you actually do —walking arm in arm, laughing at something, looking at the sea— and shoot while it happens. The result looks like a normal day of your honeymoon, just well lit and well composed. Authentic, not catalogue.

Both, depending on what you want. The well-known coves like Comte have that unbeatable turquoise, but in exchange there are more people; I go with you early or at sunset to dodge them. If you prefer total privacy, I take you to northern corners like Cala Salada or the Portinatx area, less travelled and just as beautiful. We talk it through beforehand and choose by the day and your preference.