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With my background in photojournalism and art - artistically and candidly capturing moments is what I do.  Every event is like a dance where I move with the flow of the dance ... among the other dancers ... observing and recording with my camera.

My shooting partner and I have the most fun with couples who have something special planned - not quite traditional - it can still be very romantic, but maybe has a twist.  This kind of setting creates great opportunities for our candid style of shooting.

If your wedding is a two or three day event with lots of activities - so much the better.  We just hope you have a large hard drive for all of the pics you are going to get.

We love to work with couples who are building a wedding website from the time they get engaged  -  with photos of the couple, the location for the wedding and other details of the event.

And we are happy to shoot weddings for anyone, no matter your ethnic background, or lifestyle choices.  We just want to be sure we connect and have a good rapport.

Adam (my shooting partner) and I are starting something new.  We are offering one day travel photography workshops, here in Connecticut, specifically for brides and grooms who want to beef up their photo skills before the honeymoon - to come back with the best ever honeymoon pix.  Please email if this sounds interesting to you and let us know when you would like to see a workshop take place and what you might like to see covered in the workshop. 

We will be announcing the first workshop on our blog.  Also keep on the lookout for the photo tips we will be recording and posting on thegreenbrideguide.com.

I've been a photojournalist for about fifteen years and spent the last ten primarily freelancing for the New York Times - including weddings for the Style section.
I've also done some work for periodicals like Smithsonian and Yankee as well as for the book division of National Geographic. My style is very documentary. I am there to tell a story - the story of your wedding day.

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"C.M. Glover has a Green Bride Guide rating of 2 leaves!"

1. Type of service:
Photographer

2. Green Practices:
Use rechargeable batteries
Use digital technology
Post images online instead of printing hard copies for review
Use LED or compact fluorescent lights
Recycle old electronics

3. What green practices does your company incorporate into its business? (Examples: recycling, composting, CFL lights, Energy Star appliances, carbon offsetting, recycled paper packaging, reclaimed or repurposed materials, biodegradable cleaners, or 100% PCW paper products)
I don't think really think of myself as "Green" (in capital letters), because recycling, reusing, avoided chemicals in all of my products, and using the most energy efficient items available has been a way of life for me for all of my adult life. I intentionally don't have a studio because it wastes resources. I prefer to shoot available light on location, anyway. And I don't even own a printer so I use very little paper.

4. Please use this space to elaborate on why your company is an eco-friendly business. Please be as thorough and informative as possible. If you have any questions contact listings@thegreenbrideguide.com
Being eco-friendly is just how I have always chosen to live. I have to say it does not include giving up things I enjoy. But I am always thrilled when the world catches up and starts making things like organic food and bio diesel more readily available.

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