Weddings

Wedding Photography is Art

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  • Tenaya Lake in Winter

    Tenaya Lake in Winter

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    A bride and groom standing in the middle of Tenaya Lake in the winter. We were incredibly lucky to be able to make this happen.

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  • Tenaya Lake in Summer

    Tenaya Lake in Summer

    Wedding

    Standing on the shores of Tenaya Lake in the summer heat.

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  • The Next Day

    The Next Day

    Wedding

    After the wedding things sometimes get a little messy.

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  • Embracing in Nature

    Embracing in Nature

    Wedding

    Sometimes you embrace in nature, sometimes nature embraces you back.

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  • Sometimes it Snows

    Sometimes it Snows

    Wedding

    One of my favorite things about Yosemite is that you never know what is going to happen. Everything is constantly changing, especially the weather. Sometimes it’s sunny. Sometimes it snows.

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  • Cenote Bride

    Cenote Bride

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    While visiting Mexico a few years ago, I had the chance to take this beautiful woman down into a cenote. Much of the session was in the water, but we found this amazing shaft of light pouring through the roof.

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  • Hetch Hetchy

    Hetch Hetchy

    Wedding

    Hillary and Ken were married at Evergreen Lodge, but before their wedding we headed over to nearby Hetch Hetchy for some one of a kind portraits.

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  • Afternoon Light

    Afternoon Light

    Wedding

    There’s just nothing like the golden afternoon light in Yosemite Valley.

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Mid way through planning their wedding, they scrapped the idea of a big wedding. Quite simply, it just wasn’t right for them. Even over the phone as we talked about the next steps, I could hear the relief in Melissa’s voice. Now they were on track planning their wedding.

It had been a warm day, but the sun was setting in the hills and cooling things down when I met up with Sierra. She had some ideas for her senior portraits, but nothing was locked in stone yet. All I knew is that it only took me one glance at her to know that [...]

Close to a year passed from the time that I met Alicia and Tony until their wedding. But even at that first meeting…

Here is one frame from yesterday’s wedding with Amy and Chris. Gorgeous scenery and wonderful people. What else can a photographer ask for?

Last weekend I photographed three different couples in Yosemite. Three different weddings. Three different stories.

Even though I had never met them until the afternoon of their portrait session, I felt an instant connection to the Finney Family.

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What is the investment?
We’ve brought together some of our most popular services and products in a few wedding collections to help you get beautiful art from your wedding as easily as possible. Our Elopement Collections start at $1500 and complete Wedding Collections start at $3150

Do you choose where to take us for photographs?
I’d love to hear your thoughts and ideas on your photographs, including specific location or landmarks. Don’t worry though, if you’re not sure I’ll take the lead and make sure you have amazingly beautify works of art. 
When is the best time of day for photographs in Yosemite
I wish I could make things easy and give you a clear cut answer, but in truth there isn’t one time of day that’s better than any other. We’ve tailored our photography equipment to be able to give us the results we want under any circumstances regardless of existing conditions. The best that I can say is that different times of day gives different options, but none is necessarily better than any other. 
Do you photograph Elopements?
YES! We love being a part of a couple’s elopement and treat it differently than a full wedding. Plan on spending three hours with me traveling through Yosemite. 
Do you travel?
While it may seem that we only work in Yosemite, we do travel all across California and the globe. We love bringing our unique approach and style with us. Please contact us for more information.
Will I receive digital files?
All of our collections do include the digital files from your wedding, however this alone is never the finished product. A finished work of art is will be something that you can touch and hold, something that will hang on your walls or display in an album.
Are there restrictions for Elopements?
We are only available to photograph Elopements Sunday through Friday (not on Saturday). Of course, if you have your choice of when to elope in Yosemite, you wouldn’t want to deal with the weekend crowds anyway.
Do you require a deposit?
We require a twenty-five percent non-refundable deposit to secure your date. Fifty percent of the total is due seven days before the wedding, with the remaining twenty-five percent due after viewing online proofs. The final product will be sent after receiving the last payment.
What is your style?
This is difficult to pinpoint because we don’t fit into pigeon holes. While it comes closest to Editorial Photography, we blend the style of modern portraiture with the spontaneity of photojournalism to create art. We want you to feel relaxed and also have fun during your wedding day. Some of our photos are posed, but not the same tired looks of yesteryear.
When will my photographs be available?
All images will be made available for online proofing and print purchase within six weeks of your wedding. Production time for our finished products such as prints and albums do vary, please call for details.
How long will my online proofs be available?
All proofs will be online for six months. We will assist you to make decisions and create works of art to display in your home from your wedding.

Do you have insurance?
Yes and we will be happy to provide proof to any venue that requests us to do so.