If you've found your way here, you're probably looking for
a wedding photographer. Congratulations on getting married!
Please, read on:
A month following your wedding, after family and friends
have gone home, the honeymoon is over and there's a
solitary piece of cake in the freezer, you'll be left with
three things:
+ A partner for life
+ Memories of your big day
+ Photographs
I can't really help you on the partner or memories end of
the deal, but I can help you with the photographs.
I am a professional, full-time photographer. Not a student,
and not a hobbyist trying to subsidize a new-equipment
addiction. There is no 'day job' to distract me in my work.
In addition to weddings, much of what I do centers around
covering news and sports for magazines, newspapers and
publishers in Arizona and quite literally, the world over.
Editors count on me time after time to get in and make
beautiful pictures that tell a story. You can too.
At a wedding, there are no do-overs and there are no second
chances, and my experience allows me to work within these
parameters. Places of worship and ballrooms are seldom
ideal shooting locations, but so much of your day takes
place in them. My life is lived in non-ideal shooting
locations.
When booking a wedding photographer, you should look for
someone who can be trusted to not only shoot the wedding,
but to be there to help you plan before the big day, and be
there for you after the day ends. What good are the
pictures without the service? Conversely, what good is
there in having photos that aren't up to your standards?