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My specialty is capturing emotion, whether it be bride and groom or kids at play. My approach to photography is based on the idea that a photograph has three elements: predicting the future, clicking the camera, and putting the present into history. When it all works out, you have a photograph that is talked about for years to come.

 

How would you identify your photographic style? Photojournalistic, Traditional

Is your media preference film or digital? Digital

How many photographers do you work with? 1 - 2

Do you guarantee your presence at the actual event? Yes

Do you sometimes book yourself for more than one wedding in a day? Weekend? Never on the same day.

Do you have a replacement photographer in case you become unavailable on the wedding day? Yes

Do you bring back-up equipment to the event in case of malfunction? Yes

Do you charge hourly or full day? Full event

Do you charge for travel? Only out of state.

In what format are the initial proofs offered? Will be posted to website in 7-10 days.

Do you retain the copyright for the photos? Yes

Do you reserve the right to publish the photos? Yes

Do you provide the digital files and/or negatives (or copies of the negatives) to the couple? Yes

Will images be available for viewing on an online gallery? Yes

Additional Questions and Answers
I have been a photographer since 1982 and have been doing wedding since 1990.

There are only three things that you must do on your wedding day: 
show up, say "I do" and have fun.

Do your photographer a huge favor by having everyone show up 15-30 minutes early.  This will help speed up the photo shoot and you will find out early if anyone has forgotten anything.  I did a wedding and there was only one person late and that person had the brides dress.  This added an hour or more to the shoot, we had to do those photos after the wedding.  Be early and have fun!