What does Moments in Time Photography have that other photographers don't?

There are many photographers who have entered the market lately, picking up a digital camera and learning a thing or two about being a "photojournalist". I have lived it. I starting as a photographer many years ago, using film, imagine that, a couple of 35mm bodies. Even then I was a Nikon shooter, and I also had a medium format camera for those formal posed photographs so popular back then. 

Times change...equipment changes...styles change...I have continued to learn, adapt and change with them. We all grow and develop as individuals throughout our lives and as photographers and artists, we must do the same. To stay dormant is to slowly die...

I am always searching for the next exciting image...the one that makes me squeal a little inside when I first view it. The one that makes me call the other members of my team and say "what do you think of this?" I look for one of these images, "the squealers", at each and every wedding I photograph. That perfect opportunity...that one perfect moment in time...that fleeting glance...gone in a flash.

Your wedding day will go past you in a blur...you will miss most of those moments. We won't. We'll be there to capture them and put them in your hands to hold and treasure for the rest of your life.