One of the many benefits to working with us is a built in two-shooter team. Many couples question whether they need to spend the extra money on a second shooter and the answer is a resounding YES.
Having two shooters allows us to capture every moment. While one is doing portraits, the other is photographing details. For us, Brian tends to shine with the posed, editorial moments while Beth snaps the photos right before and after when your smile and life is most genuine.
Two shooters allows you two perspectives. Not only do you get the close up, emotional moments, but you also get the wide, all encompassing shots of the day you've worked so hard to put together.
Two shooters also means more pictures! With two cameras going at all times, every moment is covered from all angles and you get the best of the best which is what you deserve.
As a married team, Beth and Brian know each other in a way that other teams do not. They are able to anticipate the other's needs and work together to make every image perfection.
<< Brian focused on detail shots, catching the light just as it came in through the barn doors.
Beth climbed in the loft and shot over the reception area. >>
<< Beth snuck out during this time, using the door to frame the bride.
All the while, Brian was capturing this gorgeous editorial image of the bride. >>
<< Brian grabbed details shots, using the stunning hardwood floor of Peterson Dumesnil House in Louisville as the backdrop.
Beth spent time with the bride as she was getting ready. >>
<< One grabs the close up shot at an angle, focusing on the bride's face...
...while the other shoots wide, taking in the golden sunset. >>
<< While Beth shoots details...
...Brian spends time with the bride and groom. >>
