Michael Howard Photography 4.9 out of 5.0 4.9/5.0
Nashville, TN 37211
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Services: Photography

 
About
After I got my fine art degree in photography, I dabbled in commercial photography, portraiture, and fine art photography. Then, I discovered there was an immense gap in the level of quality of these types of photography and conventional wedding photography. So, I set out to change that stigma and bring an artistically fresh, creative, and modern appeal to this industry.

Not bound by rules and with an urge to do something new, I photograph weddings looking for real life emotions and situations meant to be seen. I believe in using natural light whenever possible for the most pure and clean appearance. I look for unusual perspectives, fine details, and well-designed compositions for a ‘magazine’ quality.

My ultimate goal is to unite my passion for photography with your individuality to give you images that transcend the mundane and achieve the level of fine art. I love what I do and I hope you find my work inspiring.

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We could never say enough about Michael and his fantastic photography! We've been fortunate enough to do several weddings together over the last few years and each one has been a delight. His pictures are not only some of the favorites in our own portfolio, but we are just fans at large! Not only are his shots amazing to look at, he has a gift for capturing the story of the day and the essence of the couple - he's just invaluable!

Frequently Asked Questions for Photography
Is your media preference film or digital?
Digital
 
How many photographers do you work with?
I am usually the only photographer, but I always have an assistant with me. There is an 'a la carte' option for a second photographer.
 
Do you guarantee your presence at the actual event?
Yes
 
Do you bring back-up equipment to the event in case of malfunction?
Always