Nice to Meet You

We Believe...

Photos should be pretty. 
One photographer is not enough for a wedding.
Photographers should not miss a detail, but not be distracting either. 
Wedding cake should be delicious and we should get a piece. 
Amy loves finding every detail you obsessed over. 
Betsy needs lots of non-portraity portraits to feel happy. 
Scott won't leave the house without being prepared for every possible technical contingency. 

Our Purpose

Hundreds of Moments exists to capture the multiple threads of your story: how time stops while the men saunter behind the scenes & time speeds as the girls are buzzing; how grinning men look like leisure backstage, but business in the ceremony; how women look like business backstage, but smile for the ceremony; how he feels waiting, watching her enter and how she feels, watching him waiting up front. What is there to see? There's his preparation and yours, then his waiting like a portrait and your entrance like an action, then your view of the guests and theirs of you... It's not about quantity of views but about perspective. Whose perspective? Yours- that is, yours plural.

History

Who are we and how are we different? A tension has grown between the demands on the traditional photographer's single point of view and the modern desire accustomed to views of red carpet and backstage at the same time. People want angles, perspectives, motion, and simultaneous views from inside and out. Depending on what you want, we can tailor a team for it, and we'll position ourselves to stay out of each other's way to cover all the angles.