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(CNN) – Freelance photographer Matt Dippel does not take engagement or wedding photos, but he has taken on a beauty during a recent trip to Yosemite National Park – and the happy couple do not even know it.
"It's a very popular place in Yosemite, really popular for engagements, proposals and weddings," Dippel said. something to see up there. "
There were hugs and the couple looked happy, so Dippel thinks that the proposal worked well.
He took a picture of the proposal – and the one he wanted from Josh – and then went to give the picture to the couple.
On the picture, it looks like they were very far away, but Dippel said it was about two minutes walk.
"I rushed to that point after taking the picture to try to find out who they were.I asked 20 or 25 people and no one showed up."
There was a lot going on at Taft Point that day, including a completely different wedding. Josh did not see them either.
Dippel and Josh had spent a few days in Yosemite earlier this month on a trip to the west coast from Seattle to Los Angeles.
When Dippel returned to Grand Rapids, Michigan, he posted the photo on Facebook and asked the Internet to help find them.
"Very good internet, I need your help, help me find these two," he wrote. "This was taken at Taft Point, in Yosemite National Park, on October 6, 2018. I took this picture and would be delighted to find it."
The message has been shared over 9,000 times and people are trying to help Dippel locate the couple.
"Many people have tried to help me find out who they are," he said. "Honestly, the internet has done a lot of research to find out who they are."
He has received several photos of possible candidates, but none have been compared to date.
"I will probably make a very big copy so that they can have it," he said. "I just want to find them and deliver them the photo because it's a really cool photo and it's a special moment for them."
Dippel has put his coordinates in the message and hopes that the couple will find it.
"I hope it suits them."
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