Wedding Philosophy In Wedding Photographer & Journalist Photography

Wedding Philosophy

Every wedding is unique. Your photos should be, too.Using a unique approach - combination of casually posed and photojournalistic styles, Mark creates a visual diary of the day capturing small moments in a beautiful and artistic fashion. Mark spends time with couples to get a sense of who they are, what their personal style is, and how they would like to document those memorable moments. Mark believes that personal contact prior to the wedding day is very important and is best reached with outdoor engagement photo session so he can “feel you through the lens”. Working this way ensures you will get the photos you want without compromising the creative energy needed to make pictures that will stand the test of time - pictures that will be cherished in an album by generations to come.

Mark loves what he does and believes that his talent and enthusiasm shows in the pictures he takes. Enjoy creative images that were created through the time and feel free to contact us for any additional information and personal presentation.

Mark is known for

PHOTOJURNALISTIC STYLE; Mark features the newest cutting edge Photojournalistic Style photography for clients that want the wedding event photographed as it happens rather than posed by the photographer. A high volume of shooting will occur naturally as the wedding day unfolds without much interference from him.

CASUALLY/TRADITIONAL POSED STYLE; This style is for those who like Posed Photographs, but with an air and looseness that describes today‘s lifestyle. It often starts with the Traditional Pose and immediately loosens up so that it is more fun than contrived poses that many studios offer. The Bride and Groom may indicate their favorite shots to help define the coverage.

MARK‘S COMBINATIONAL MIX STYLE approach features the best of both worlds! The cutting edge Photojournalistic Style that captures the spontaneous moments as they happen during the wedding, combined with the Casually Posed Style. Using this style helps satisfy parent‘s taste for posed photographs and the Bride and Groom‘s desire to have fun at the wedding without the usual posing throughout the whole day.