When I was looking for a wedding photographer, I was seeing tons of nice photos but none that really stood out. Adam's pictures immediately captured my attention and I am SO happy we found him! He was wonderful to work with from the beginning- super easy to talk to and flexible. The photos from our wedding came out so beautiful and really captured the joyful spirit of the day. It feels impossible to pick which ones to frame! Adam has an artistic eye and his photos truly stand out from the run of the mill. I highly recommend using Fleet Street Studios!

Adam and Brian were the MVP's of our wedding, hands down. From the first time we spoke with them thru the day we saw our sneak preview photos, we never had a doubt that these guys were the real deal. Photos shot on film just hit differently (they shoot on film if that wasn't clean). Add Fleet Street's insanely artistic eyes for the perfectly framed shots and there is absolutely no chance that you won't have the best wedding photos you've ever seen. Fleet street shoots on film and then digitizes the photos, allowing for the incredible depth of a film photo with all of the benefits of photoshop.

The photos only tell half the story. Adam and Brian were arguably more helpful than our wedding coordinator on the wedding day. My wife had a bit of a freak out during her makeup session and Adam stopped taking photos and walked her thru deep breathing to calm her down. Meanwhile I was told that we'd have to change our ceremony venue due to weather and Brian immediately sprung into action, determining where we should do it based on which location would yield the best photos. All the while maintaining a positive attitude and assuring us that he was going to be able to capture amazing shots - and boy did they ever.

We've opted not to post our photos here for privacy concerns but our sentiment will easily be validated by a quick visit to their Instagram account - @fleetstreetstudios

Not choosing Fleet Street to photograph your wedding is the biggest regret you'll ever have. Thank you Adam and Brian! Thank you Fleet Street!!

Love,

Brooke and Zack

There are a million things that you have to worry about when planning a wedding, but I can assure you that Adam is not one of them. If you have found yourself lucky enough to be checking him out to be your wedding photographer, then stop. Don’t look any further! There truly is no better vendor than Adam.

Not only is Adam an incredible person, but for our wedding he was the photographer, he helped guide our amateur videographer, he was our unofficial event planner, and he played therapist to the bride and groom before a very stressful day… Adam wears many different hats exceptionally well…especially fedoras.

From the moment we booked him, Adam was professional and bubbling over with creative ideas that we were so excited to bring to life. With him, we got to experience one of my top moments of living in New York City by running amok around Washington Square Park for one of the coolest engagement shoots ever. Feeling like a celebrity in NYC is an incredible experience!

Aside from the fun of working with him and his overall professionalism, his work is incredible! I mean, just look at his photos! His style is mesmerizing and the way he sees this world is unique and absolutely stunning. No one captures the world like him.

So, congratulations! You just stumbled into the best decision you could ever make and I am so excited for you to experience Adam. You are going to have beautiful memories made by working with him and priceless photographs that will be your favorite part of your wedding forever.

Adam (Fleet Street Studios) made us feel so comfortable on our wedding day. We knew that he would not only get the job done (punctual, understanding, great quality, etc.) but comfortable in the sense that we felt we were working with a true artist. We both felt reassured working with him prior to the big day because he walked us through everything step-by-step while also incorporating what we wanted schedule wise for the big day. It’s rare today to find professionals with true heart and talent behind their work and that’s what you’ll find with Adam. We felt that we could actually enjoy our day without being pulled away from the dance floor or guests and he would naturally jump in as well to enjoy and capture candids. We genuinely feel that he photographed every beautiful moment of our day. Adam turned our photos into masterpieces that we’ll cherish forever.

Adam Brett Schneberg did a sensational job on shooting my wedding. He worked relentlessly to capture the joy and splendor of the event. He left no stone unturned and in doing so made it an unforgettable day for me, my wife, and all who attended.

He did a fantastic job. Made every picture into a great memory for my friends and family.

Adam was a fantastic photographer and I couldn't have asked for a better person.
Punctual, friendly and talented.
Our wedding day was incredibly hot but that didn't stop him from being patient and taking wonderful pictures. Also, he's very fair on his prices.
I highly recommend him.

Adam was very easy to work with. We are still waiting to get all of our photos back, but the sneak peek we got of our photos has been more than we could imagine. The photos are gorgeous and we’re happy we chose him to shoot our day.

I’m writing this as a bridesmaid who had to watch her friend go through something no bride ever deserves.

What happened was truly something you only see in movies. The night of the rehearsal, at around 7:30 PM, Adam called saying there had been a death in the family. He assured us everything was covered. He said the second shooter would be there first and that another shooter was on the way. Adam even spoke with the new shooter about all of the specific shots our bride wanted.

The next day, the photographers arrived late for pictures. We completely missed the groom getting ready. Throughout the day, they spent a lot of time sitting around, and when we asked for more photos, they seemed unprepared and struggled to direct anything.

About a month before the photos were due, my friend discovered that Adam was in another bride’s photo—actively taking her bridal portraits on the same day as my friend’s wedding. She reached out to that bride, who confirmed Adam was indeed her photographer.

When my friend confronted Adam, there was no apology. He claimed he only realized the double booking the day before and “didn’t know.” We then learned the real reason our photographers were late that day: they were also photographing another wedding.

When my friend demanded her photos, she was gaslit for over a week and a half. She received only part of her gallery at first and didn’t receive the full set until almost a week after the deadline—more than three months after her wedding day.

There were no apologies. No accountability. No offer of a refund. And worst of all, the photos themselves are not good. Multiple important photo opportunities were completely missed and can never be redone.

I am begging future brides: please do not use this photographer. Every bride deserves better than this.

It has been over a month after the deadline, my friend did not get the prints or the thunbdrive that was proised and paid for. This photographer is awful

It’s disheartening to read so many five-star reviews when my experience was the opposite. I booked Adam after loving his work at a wedding expo and felt confident he understood my vision. We discussed inspo photos, timelines, and overall style leading up to the big day.

The night before my wedding, during my rehearsal dinner, he called to say he had a family emergency and couldn’t make it. He said a replacement photographer, Ava, would come instead. With less than 12 hours’ notice, I trusted everything had been passed along.

On the day of the wedding, I tried to stay in my happy bubble, even when rain canceled our sunset photos. But during our first look and portraits, I had to keep asking Ava for posing direction because we had no experience in front of the camera. My husband and I often stood in the same pose waiting for guidance. After the excitement faded, I realized many of our inspo shots were never taken.

When I called Adam afterward, he repeatedly referenced the contract, even though I wasn’t asking for money—just clarity. He emphasized that we had 2,000 photos, but quantity doesn’t replace missing moments. Later, I checked Ava’s Instagram and saw her style is very editorial, which makes sense for her background but is completely different from Adam’s. With a last-minute switch, I expected more communication. There was none.

Photography was our biggest wedding expense because these photos last forever. While marrying my best friend was the most important part of the day, it’s hard not to feel disappointed knowing the final gallery doesn’t reflect the style I hired Adam for, and those moments can never be recreated. Moments were missed because they were in the bridal suite sitting down during cocktail hour and only arose when a bridesmaid found them and asked what they were doing.

What made it worse was discovering photos of Adam in the background of another wedding on the same day as mine. When I asked, he said he stepped in because their photographer had COVID, but his explanations about his own “emergency” kept changing. It’s hard not to feel he double-booked himself and chose to send someone else to my wedding. After demanding my photos to end the relationship he waited a week to send them. Then when our contracted date came and went I was still missing some of my photos, when I reached out to him about it I was left on read and when he did respond it was met by yet more excuses.

Some examples of their work - Of the 1,300 photos 45% of them are photos from the side/on an angle of a photo that was already being taken face on. Our first kiss as husband and wife is on a tilt. A photo of mine and a bridesmaids feet in slippers. 12 photos of the same image which was my arch and chair set up.

No bride deserves that. His lack of honesty and professionalism tarnished what should have been a beautiful memory. In hindsight, I might have been better off hiring a college photography student.