Joseph calls on his experience in the different disciplines of photojournalism, fashion, editorial and portraiture to capture images...at speak to the moment. His work has appeared in numerous publications, including the Harpers Bazaar Washington Post, Washington Life Magazine, Capital File Magazine as well as international publications.
Having started in photography in high school, Joseph began working as a paid professional photographer while still in college. Primarily shooting in the Washington, DC area, Joseph is often called to photograph weddings as far south as Palm Beach and as far north as New Hampshire. Washington Life Magazine, a premier luxury-lifestyle magazine in the National Capital Region, recognizes Joseph as “one of the District’s most versatile photographers”
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Formally Heather S. Hughes, Heather Hughes Ostermaier is an international award-winning photojournalist with over a decade of experience...rking for newspapers and magazines and has captured over 100 wedding stories since 2003. After graduating from Ohio University with a bachelor's in Visual Communications, she was named Virginia's Small Newspaper Photographer of the Year, won 1st Place Feature Picture Story in the Best of Photojournalism international competition, and has won numerous awards for her sports photography from the Virginia News Photographer's Association and from the Wedding Photojournalist Association for her wedding photography over the years.
Heather's passion for telling stories & capturing moments led her away from her staff position at the newspaper and into the wedding photography business full time in 2008. Her husband Rob frequently works as a second shooter with her and does a few on his own when he's not working his day job at the local newspaper. They both travel all over Virginia, Washington, D.C., Maryland, the Eastern Shore and the Outer Banks for weddings and occasionally fly further away for their couples. Heather limits herself to about 30 weddings a year (and Rob to about 10) so they can provide personal attention to every couple and they are known for capturing the unique moments & details that make every wedding special.Read More
One of the things I love about wedding photography is that professionalism and levity are not mutually exclusive qualities when it...mes to achieving perfection. On many occasions, they go hand-in-hand. My first foray into photography was shooting landscapes which, aside from the absence of people, is surprisingly similar to weddings. Both are about recognizing when multiple elements crystallize into one visually spectacular instance.
That first playful, awestruck glance between a new bride and groom is just as delicate and precise a moment as that one millisecond when the new sun first breaks the desert horizon.For those in them, weddings are a blur of excitement. Hours go by like minutes. My job is to capture the story of the day as it unfolds; allowing you to revisit and relive the magic over and over.
Before I was a photographer I was a paramedic. A career that reinforced my affection for the human species as well as the value of humor in pressure riddled situations and my membership to the adrenaline junkie society. And for those who hire me to shoot for sixteen straight hours, you’ll certainly appreciate the ironman-like mental and physical endurance it instilled.
In life and work, if I can’t continuously grow and push creative boundaries, what’s the point? Photography provides me a profession and a love with which I can never plateau, bore, tire, or stagnate. There’s simply too much to know and too much yet to be discovered.Read More
Sam Dean proudly hails from Lubbock, Texas. After a childhood spent trotting the globe, his love for rock climbing and skiing lead...m to the University of Montana where he received a degree in journalism in 1999. Sam has been a staff photographer at the Roanoke Times since 2000 and has covered many compelling stories, including Elian Gonzalez, the conflict in Afghanistan, and most recently the tragic shootings at Virginia Tech.
While a staff photographer at The Roanoke Times, Sam's work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times, The Miami Herald, People Magazine, Time Magazine, and many other publications. In 2008 he was a finalist for the Scripps Howard Foundation National Journalism Award.
Sam's work has also been recognized with awards from Pictures of the Year International, the Best of Photojournalism, the National Press Photographers Association, the Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar, the Southern and Northern Short Courses in Photojournalism, the Wedding Photojournalists Association, the Virginia Press Association and the Virginia News Photographers Association. He is a member of the National Press Photographers Association and the Wedding Photojournalist Association.
Sam lives in Vinton, Virginia, with his wife Niki, their new son Colter, a white German shepherd and two cats.
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Photography is a passion of mine that I fell into at the perfect time. In my first year at college I realized that I didn't want to...come a lawyer and instead invested myself in becoming a professional photographer. After a successful 3 years working for my high school mentor shooting weddings I ventured out and started Aaron Watson Photography. Today I am honored to have been listed as one of the Top 50 Wedding photographers worldwide by the Wedding Photojournalist Association (WPJA), which I achieved in just my first 5 years. Since then I have grown and developed my passion into a succesful studio that caters to couples across the world looking for photography that is vibrant, full of life, and fresh.Read More
From my first wedding in 1991, to the present, I have looked for moments that take my breath away. My father sculpted my photojournalistic...yle from an early age and was one of my strongest influences. He left me my most treasured possessions, his cameras, his photography books and best of all, a love of photography. He taught me that time moves so fast and photography stops it. He started my hands on photography education and I continued it through high school and college. Being a firm believer in keeping my education current, I yearly take seminars and workshops.
I've won numerous awards locally and nationally. The number of weddings photographed is limited to less than 20 a year so that I can provide the best quality and only the finest service. I am married to the love of my life who supports me in so many ways and has even helped me build an indoor and outdoor studio. I am passing on my photography heritage to my daughter, Joriana, who I am proud to say is also an active member of WPJA. I love working with her, her unique photojournalistic perspective and that my father's artistic blood is still flowing through her veins!
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I started photographing weddings at the ripe old age of 16 and became a member of the Wedding Photojournalist Association at 18 years...d. Now, at the age of 21, I photograph weddings alongside my best friend, mentor and mother, Mindy Belcher. Together we own and operate Ever After Visuals, a unique mother-daughter photography team.
The first moment I realized I would be a photographer started at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC. The displays there are so moving, so touching that I found myself caught in the grasp of the art. The weight of the world seemed to rest on this one image. And I thought, how amazing it would be to create art, and from art, emotion. From that moment on, I knew I would always capture memories.
I love my job. There is nothing better than photographing people in love. I choose to only photograph 20 weddings a year so that my clients receive the best possible service. As a wedding photographer and woman, I look for true emotion, from the look on the groom's face as he sees his bride for the first time, to the tears a father cries as he gives his 'little girl' away. These moments are what defines the beginning of two lives joining.
Education is very important to me, and as such I have taken numerous seminars and workshops. I continue each year to keep my skills sharp. Personally, I live in Sterling, Virginia and I have three beastly cats.Read More
Daniel is an award winning photographer with a decade of experience as a staff photographer at one of the leading newspapers in Virginia...s a newspaper photojournalist, the transition to wedding photojournalism has been seamless. Documenting the couples and the legacy of their family is at the heart of what he is about. Read More
Mike Topham is a former member of the White House Press Corps. and covered President Reagan at the White House and on the road. Mike...s issued a White House Press Photographers Pass in 1982. Other assignments include the Geneva Arms Talks, the famine in Ethiopia, The booming Japanese Economy, the fighting in Lebanon, Mother Teresa of Calcutta, a day with US Senator John Kerry, several US Hurricanes and coverage of war torn Darfur. Now Mike works to provide magazine quality wedding photos to his clients in Virginia, DC, Maryland and worldwide. The Knot Best of Weddings 2007 Pick.Read More
I love shooting weddings. I meet the coolest people and spend one of the most important days of their lives with them, and am charged...th the incredible responsibility of preserving the day with honesty, sincerity and creativeness. It is a thrill for me to wake up and not know what’s in store for the day, and I have a big warm, fuzzy feeling in knowing I am preserving moments that people will remember for a lifetime. It is a huge responsibility, but I cannot imagine anything more rewarding.
When not shooting weddings, I can still be found with a camera in hand exploring the four corners of the globe. I set aside time each year to explore our world, meet new fascinating faces and document the amazing efforts of international non-profits who are seeking to make this world a better place to live.
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Andrew Harnik has worked as both a wedding photographer and an award-winning newspaper and magazine photojournalist since 2003 and...s traveled the country to cover subjects including politics, sports, and natural disasters. His work has been recognized by the White House News Photographer's Association 3 years in a row.
A wedding day, of course, is one of life's most joyous occasions Andrew approaches it with the same care, diligence and forethought as any news story - finding and expressing the emotional core of the day and helping to convey the love of two people to friends and family, now and into the future.
In addition to posed portraits of happy wedding couples and their family and friends, Andrew captures wedding days in the same photojournalistic style that he uses for newspapers and magazines. In other words, rather than interjecting himself into the activities and dictating what the bride, groom and guests “should” be doing, Andrew watches as unobtrusively as possible to catch the real moments that happen throughout the day -- from the big laughs shared with the entire wedding party to the quiet affections behind the scenes.
The results are once-in-a-lifetime photographs that you can remember and cherish for the rest of your life.Read More
Matt Eich is a documentary photographer who is forever chasing light. He graduated from Ohio University's School of Visual Communication...ter interning at National Geographic Magazine, The Oregonian and The Orange County-Register. He began working as a freelance photographer while still in school for clients including Apple, Newsweek, The New York Times, Smithsonian, The Washington Post Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, TIME.com, MediaStorm.org, Mother Jones and The FADER. He has worked on five continents and hopes to see the other two as well.
Matt's images from assignments and long-term projects have been recognized both nationally and internationally. He was named the 61st College Photographer of the Year in 2006 and won POYi's Community Awareness Award in 2009. In 2009 he was also one of 12 young photographers from around the world chosen to participate in the 16th World Press Photo Joop Swart Masterclass in 2009. He and his family now live in Norfolk, Virginia where Matt compulsively documents everything around him. Read More
Megan developed her creative capacity and technical photographic skills at the School of Visual Arts in New York City, after growing... in a family of photographers.
Wedding and music photography are her main interests, as she loves to capture personalities in action. Megan also maintains a focus on her concept image collections and has shown solo exhibitions of her fine art regionally.Read More
Joe Brier earned an MS degree in Photojournalism from Syracuse University in 2004. Since that time, Joe has worked as a staff photographer...r a daily newspaper in Northern Virginia. He has also worked as a freelancer, producing work for various papers across the country. Read More
Diana is a portrait and wedding photographer based out of Virginia. She studied photography at the Art Institute in Denver, Colorado...he documents weddings to evoke emotion out of the most organic moments. Diana is the mother of two wonderful little boys that inspire her everyday.Read More
Cynthia was an award-winning news photojournalist for over 18 years and has recently won the coveted Kodak Gallery Award and the Fuji...sterpiece award for her wedding albums.Read More
I am 43 years old and started photography back in 1997. I didn't mean to get involved in the art, but a homeless man told me one day...at he didn't own a face, so I pulled out my camera and started shooting. I didn't even know how to work my camera, so I turned it on auto, and just let the camera do the work.
Knowing nothing about composition, exposure, or anything else for that matter, the shots I took aren't the best in the world, but I still think they are my favorite. I am married, the mother of two children, the aunt to Eighteen children, and I have four brothers and sisters. I have always loved writing, but never dreamed I would be doing photography.
I am self taught, having never had a class or even attended a lecture. I love to learn, and most of my learning has been out in the field, or through associations with very talented people. I think that critiquing other's photographs, listening to other people critique mine and, watching how others present a subject all help me to develop my skill and my eye.
I have done work with the Denver Post and the CBS affiliate in Denver did a small piece on me and my work in Thanksgiving of 2000. As of August 2006 I opened up one of Virginia's best wedding photography business's named Beck and Call Photography with a concentration mostly on wedding photojournalism. I like offering elite services to a class of people that would never be able to afford them otherwise, as well as provide elite customers with the best money can buy. I love that feeling of giving someone a gift that will outlive me and them.
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I have been a professional photographer for over 18 years and have shot images all over the world. I'm currently a photo editor for...A TODAY in McLean, Virginia and have been for over 5 years. Before working at USA TODAY, I was a photojournalist for Army Times Publishing Company in Springfield, Virginia, where I traveled extensively covering the United States military training and fighting. I have covered stories in Iraq, Afghanistan, South Korea, Panama, Japan, Singapore, Italy, Chile, Guam and all over the United States.Read More
Tracy Timmester is a passionate, enthusiastic photographer who feels lucky to have the greatest job in the world, documenting couples... their happiest days and kids in their first years of life! Tracy received her BFA in Photography in 2002 and after a year of living abroad in London, returned home to begin her career. She started by working as the wedding photojournalism Second Shooter for a Northern Virginia-based wedding photographer, and eventually branched out on her in own with Timmester Photography in 2005.
Tracy's photography style is very unobtrusive. She loves photographing moments in a candid and natural way so that each wedding is documented authentically. She believes that wedding photos shouldn’t be a collection of fake smiles and awkward poses, but an authentic reflection of the special day and its unique emotions, moments, and beauty. Read More
Casey is an award winning photojournalist who has worked for such publications as National Geographic Magazine and the New York Times...d has photographed weddings nationwide and overseas. In 2007, Casey married his college sweetheart and moved to Richmond, Virginia. He stays busy with editorial, commercial, and some advertising photography when he is not shooting weddings. His work has been published in National Geographic Magazine, New York Times, USA Today, Washington Post, US News & World Report, Washington Times, The Sunday (London) Times and various other national publications. Casey's elegant style is a great mixture of capturing both candid and the more traditional moments of a wedding day.Read More
In the 16 years I've been a photographer and photojournalist, I have covered everything from wars to weddings. For the last four years...ve been a photojournalist on staff at the Pentagon for the Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, which is both challenging and rewarding. I got my start as a photojournalist in the military and now I've found a passion in wedding photojournalism. I feel my experience in the military has helped shape the person and the photographer that I am today.
I began photographing weddings as favors for friends more than 13 years ago, and instantly fell in love with it. My style is a combination of photojournalism and fine art photography to capture raw emotion with an artistic flair. This is my passion and I'm fortunate to get to do it every day of my life.
I've been married to my wonderful husband (he's also a professional photojournalist) for 2 years and we have a beautiful one-year-old baby boy. He is the joy of my life!
Since I have a full time job and a new baby, I dont get to do as many weddings as I'd like but I typically do anywhere from 6-14 select weddings per year.
I'm well versed in traveling for you "destination" couples, my last count was 36 countries. I've almost filled my second passport! My photojournalism work has been published nationally and internationally including Time, Newsweek, USAToday, and the Washington Post.
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Melissa Golden is a photojournalist based in the DC metropolitan area. When she isn't documenting beautiful weddings she works for...ients like Marie Claire, Time Magazine, Essence, The Wall Street Journal and Parade. Her work has been recognized internationally by the White House News Photographers Association's Eyes of History contest and has also exhibited around the country. As much as she loves her job photographing big news stories and big names, she thinks her best, most enduring pictures have come from the time she has been privileged to spend with couples and their families on their wedding day.
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I am a freelance editorial photographer and wedding photojournalist based in the Washington, DC area. I am available for work throughout...e Mid-Atlantic. My images have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Washingtonian Magazine, USA Today, Newsweek, Time Magazine, The Guardian (UK), and many other news outlets. I take the same approach to documenting weddings as I do news assignments: I look for those special moments and capture them for history. Read More
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I have always loved photography but it was while working as a communications specialist at the United States Agency for International...velopment (USAID) that I realized the ability of photographs to quickly and powerfully tell a story or convey a message. I left my job at USAID to study at the Center for Digital Imaging Arts Boston University.
I have spent time working in Senegal, Turkey, and Kurdish Iraq photographing a range of subjects including emigration and religion in daily life. I strive to put my subjects at ease in my presence, creating engaging, intimate pictures that connect the viewer to the subject. I currently work as a freelance photographer covering editorial, event, wedding, and corporate photography. I am also a member of the National Press Photographer’s Association (NPPA), the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) and the Wedding Photojournalist Association.Read More
I started shooting weddings 5 years ago, and I absolutely love every aspect of it. I did attend art school, Art Center College of Design...n Pasadena CA, where I picked up all my technical knowledge about film and digital and cameras. I have lived for many years in LA, but my current home is New York and Salt Lake City, though I travel and shoot weddings everywhere from LA to Costa Rica. I have won multiple awards for my wedding photography, and I have a deep sense of pride in my work and in knowing that I am documenting one of the most important and special days in a couple's life.Read More
Inspired by the landscape photography of Ansel Adams, I began documenting my travels as a professional musician while touring throughout...e United States and the Caribbean. When several of those photos were published in a national magazine it encouraged me to pursue photography more seriously. I began to experiment with architectural, sports, nature, and fine art photography as well. Recently I had the tremendous honor of having five of my photographs accepted into the permanent collection of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. I was drawn to wedding photography because I love the challenge of trying capture all the emotion of the wedding day, and to try to tell the story in pictures so clearly that future generations will feel like they were there.Read More
It was a natural move for Ryan to start photographing weddings after working in newspapers for nine years. The same skills he used... photograph unscripted news events allow him to capture the special moments of a young couple's wedding, like the loving glance during a first dance, the look in a mother's face as she hugs her son, a bride and her maid of honor sharing a laugh before the ceremony.
Ryan Rayburn earned his photography degree in 1998 then became a photojournalist working for newspapers in Colorado, California, Illinois and Maryland. Ryan's photographs have been published in the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times Community News, Northwest Herald, The Gazette and Bethesda Magazine. He also is a photographer for the World Bank Group in Washington, D.C. Ryan currently lives in Bethesda, Maryland with his fiancee Karen.Read More
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Rachael photographs weddings with The Observatory: Noteworthy Documentary Photographers. The Observatory is a small group of story-telling...ofessionals who capture the dynamic story of your wedding day as it naturally unfolds.
Rachael graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in photojournalism and has worked as a staff photojournalist at The Gazette in Montgomery County, Maryland and The Journal Tribune in Biddeford, Maine. Previously she interned at The Baltimore Sun, The Syracuse Post Standard and The Houston Chronicle.
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Growing up in the world of news photography has shaped Jay's outlook on weddings. His father, a television news photographer passed... valuable lessons which led him to where he is today. Working as a full-time freelance photographer, his typical clients include those who are aware of the impact and importance of images which provide a visual narrative of the events as they happen and who want a strong bond with their photographer. His work at newspapers including the Boston Globe, Denver Post, and Washington Post, among others, has given him a strong foundation to build on. He shot his first wedding in 2000 and has not looked back, shooting over 25 weddings in 2007.
Jay spent the past three years working for the Washington Post as a Photo Editor. During that time he worked with some of the best photojournalists in the country and gained insight into the inner workings of a top-rated major metro print organization and is adept at understanding the impact of strong images. His photos have appeared in The Washington Post, Boston Globe, Denver Post, Christian Science Monitor, Washington Times, Atlantic Times, Fayetteville Observer, News Photographer Magazine, on ABC.com, and have been distributed by the Associated Press, Newhouse News Service, Religion News Service and ZUMA Press.Read More
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Based in Washington, DC, my work has been featured in publications including Time, The Atlantic Monthly, Newsweek, Condé Nast Portfolio...d many books. I've photographed over 150 weddings around the world and found the experiences I've had to be a wonderful complement to my photojournalism work. Read More
Bob Rives has been taking award-winning photographs for magazines, agencies, and corporations for more than two decades. His work has...peared in The New York Times, Sports Illustrated, Forbes, Cosmopolitan, Rolling Stone, USA Today, McCall's, The Washington Post, and numerous other magazines, newspapers, and annual reports worldwide. He has the experience, and the artist's eye, to capture the special moments at your wedding that you will cherish for a lifetime.Read More
I wasn't one of those kids who had a camera around his neck at the age of 2. Actually, I didn't really grow up in a creative household...oth my parents worked 9-to-5 jobs. After high school, I went off to business school because that's all I really knew. In my third year of college, I was required to take an elective. I chose photography, and it really opened my eyes to see the world from a completely new perspective. I found I really enjoyed going around the streets of Boston, just documenting street life as I saw it. Around this same time, I meet an artsy girl named Kim, who is now my wonderful, creative wife.
All of these forces got me out of business school and into a professional, full-time photography program at the New England School of Photography. What a great experience and a great foundation. I immediately discovered that my passion was documenting people and their lives. So in 1996, I started working for local newspapers in Massachusetts. I fell into weddings by accident when a fellow photographer at the paper told me she shot weddings on the side.
Kim and I moved to the Washington DC area in 2000 for a change of pace, since we both grew up in Massachusetts. I continued working for newspapers and balancing a wedding business, but decided in 2003 to focus solely on documenting weddings. Now, to each wedding, I bring my passion for the craft and my experience documenting hundreds of weddings and thousands of newspaper assignments. I love every minute of it.
I currently live in Maryland with Kim and our 4-year-old son, Zack. Having an artist for a mother and a photographer for a father, Zack did have a camera around his neck at the age of 2. Read More
Eli Kaplan likes to photograph weddings. He is a nice fellow from New Jersey who relocated to the DC area via Austin, Texas with his...fe, the love of his life. His goal is to make beautiful images that each tell a story. His secret weapon is preparation.
Eli's editorial photography has been published by Time.com, Marie Claire U.K., The Advocate, The Atlantic, Texas Monthly, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal, and has been recognized by the Photo District News Photography Annual and Reportage by Getty Images Emerging Talent.Read More
By the way, thanks so much for your hard work. Since we joined your site we have not stopped receiving work.
—Bruce Nelson, VIRGINIA
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It seems that our best clients are referrals from WPJA. And as a former news photographer, I really enjoy the emphasis that is placed on photojournalism and creativity. In my opinion, the WPJA is fast becoming the worldwide authority on wedding photojournalism.
...I speak fondly of WPJA and often reference it to couples when I am already booked because of the high standards you uphold. I also started in the newspaper industry and treasure honesty & truthfulness in photographs, even at weddings, and am thankful that there is a wedding organization that agrees.
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You will find a delightful variety of panoramic views in Virginia that are sure to present ideal locations for wedding photographs. A southern state along the Atlantic Ocean, you will find five basic geographical regions in Virginia that will help to divide up the options of scenery at your disposal. The Atlantic coastal plain is the region along the ocean and includes a peninsula as well as the Chesapeake Bay. In addition, this region is home to Virginia Beach, a prime wedding location with loads of wedding photography options along the shoreline. Beautiful coastal inlets and flowing tidewater make for stunning pictures that will be taken by your wedding photographer. The Piedmont, Virginia’s largest geographical region located to the west of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, contains rivers and streams that break into waterfalls at points where they meet the coastal plain; opening up for spectacular wedding photography moments.
West of the Piedmont, you will find the Blue Ridge, the main eastern mountain range of the Appalachian Mountains. You will find high peaks and deep ravines that can make for potentially creative and unique wedding photographs. The Appalachian Ridge and Valley Region extend along the western border of Virginia and include the Shenandoah Valley, a truly scenic wedding destination. Averaging about 2,000 feet about sea level, the Appalachian Plateau is lined with streams, forests and rivers that can add natural beauty to a memorable wedding day, captured by your wedding photojournalist.
Southern hospitality, historical locations and exquisite architecture all contribute to make Virginia a satisfying wedding location.
Some of the best Virginia fine art wedding photographers are now just a click away through the Artistic Guild of the WPJA! The AG takes the world-renowned artistic approach of WPJA wedding photojournalists to yet another level through post-production processing (usually Photoshop). AGWPJA photographers define Virginia artistic wedding photography!
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