Amy was an amazing photographer to work with. She took photos at my sister's wedding in September 2008. She was really good at working with my shot list, and working with the various family members to get the photos we needed. She arrived early and even helped put favors and things around. The photos are just amazing.

Wonderful Wonderful Wonderful!! COuld not say enough about Amy's work! She did a fantastic job and we couldn't be happier with the outcome! If anyone were to every need any recommendation, this would be it! Amy is a superstar! She got so many compliments and went way above and beyond! She is the best!

Amy is a wonderful photographer and her style and ability to capture the "moment" is fantasic, however I have had terrible service from her starting right after the wedding. Our wedding was Sept 19, 2009. We signed a contract that indicated we would have our edited pictures within 2 weeks...10 weeks later we still didn't have our images. It wasn't until I threatened legal action and after talking to a lawyer we got our images. Once we got our pictures I was happy with them, but now it's February 22, 2010 and Amy still has not cashed our check for payment of services. She has had it since August 18, 2009 (30 days prior to our event as required by the contract we including Amy signed.) I have emailed, facebooked, text messaged and left her voicemails asking her to cash our check but I have never heard anything from her and to this day it is not cashed. It is too bad that she has and continues to act in this way because I would have continued to use her for future family pictures.

I've got to give Amy all zero's. When we first decided she was going to be our photographer, we were so excited. She was super nice, and we loved her style(and still do). However the day of the wedding was pretty much the last we heard from her for about 5 months. She said she was going to mail an invoice. Never did. Wouldn't answer emails, phone calls, facebook messages, nothing. Until we threatened to take her to court we hadn't gotten any response. The response we did get was accusing us of not paying, when we paid the deposit, and had a verbal agreement she would send an invoice after our wedding. I was never expecting to get our pictures until we paid, but she wouldn't even send an invoice so we could. She dropped off the face of the earth, and at one point I had come to terms with never even see our pictures at all. She went from being the nicest person ever, to completely ignoring us, and we don't even know why to this day. No explanation was given at all. No apology, no nothing. We got our pictures in the mail the day before our court date(6 months after our wedding). They were OK... but all the group family photos were ruined. Some auto filter must have been ran, and the faces of some family/friends were erased and cloned to different parts of the photo. Completely not fixable. One last final attempt to contact her and ask for untouched photos failed, she wouldn't respond (shock). I am so hurt by this whole process, and as a photographer myself, utterly shocked at how we were treated. No one wants to go through the emotional stress of worrying if they will have any photos to remember their special day by. In this whole process I've talked to 4 couples who have gone through the same thing with Amy. Save your money and find someone else.

I seemed to have the same issues that other brides have had with Amy Clark. She was great until the day after our wedding. We got married on September 26, 2009 (paid her in full-she cashed the check) and still do not have our wedding pics. We have tried to contact her on several occasions and have had no luck. We have retained a lawyer and have given her until this week to reply or we are taking her to court. We are able to see our pics on her website and I will give her that they turned out gorgeous. I would highly recommend to everyone that they use someone (anyone) else. If you choose to use Amy Clark for your photographer be advised that you may never get to hold/share your priceless pictures.