Almost all of my couple’s have never had professional photographs made before. Being in front of the camera at first can give you the butterflies, but I promise, I’ve got tricks up my sleeve to make you feel 100% at ease and to draw out your playful side.
On a wedding day I take a photojournalistic approach. It’s a go-with-the-flow feeling, as you can’t fight things that are out of your control, like the weather, or someone running late. If the groomsmen are getting ready and can’t find the glasses for the toast they wanted to have, but they’re about to eat lunch and a groomsman came back with boxes of chicken nuggets… You better believe we’re cheers’ing with those nuggets! The romantic portrait session is the time that I really take over again and get creative with portraiture.
This absolutely depends on several things: the size of the wedding party and wedding guest list, the length of the event, whether there will be a first look (those always get more pictures!), etc. I guarantee to deliver at least 100 images an hour to all my couples, and I don’t put a cap on the amount of pictures I deliver. When you look through your final gallery you should love what you see with flattering poses, and not feel like there are things missing. It’s my goal to find that perfect balance between quantity and quality.
I’m not sure Amy knew what she was getting into agreeing to capture our day.. But she took it and ran with it. She captured just enough “Brunswick” and a little bit of Pennsylvania twang; in the classiest most beautiful ways imaginable. Amy did so good at capturing everyone organically but also “sweetly” idk how else to put it. Genuinely, seeing myself in so many beautiful pictures was a great confidence boost. BOOK HER.
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