Washington DC, District Of Columbia - United States
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
In her twelve years as a professional photojournalist, Allison has photographed weddings as far away as Argentina, as unique as at...campground in the aftermath of a hurricane, and as simple as a backyard barbeque. Every one has its own adventurous, funny and joyful tale to be told. Limiting the number of weddings she photographs annually to a dozen allows Allison's visual acuity to remain sharp, her approach energetic and fresh, and her time devoted generously to each client.
As a current staff photographer at the Washington Times and past director of photography for Education Week newspaper, she has learned to turn both mirth and misadventure into moments while photographing top issues: the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, Venezuelan/Colombian border tensions, the effect of HIV-AIDS on Kenya's youth, cutting edge science in Antarctica's dry valleys, the political dissident movement in Cuba, the aftermath of the Virginia Tech tragedy. This work has been honored with awards from numerous organizations, including the White House Press Photographers Association (WHNPA), National Press Photographers Association (NPPA), Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) and Society for News Design (SND).Read More
Washington DC, District Of Columbia - United States
Like many other photographers’ stories, my wedding and travel photography business started as a hobby in high school and became an...session after college. I sort of fell into shooting weddings for friends, and soon I was being asked to photograph friends of friends and beyond. I didn’t realize how much I would enjoy photographing weddings, and I feel that being a part of the most important day of a couple is such a privilege and a wonderful role to play.
I take a photojournalistic approach to documenting weddings, which means that I try not to detract from the special moments happening during your wedding, like interrupting conversations or drawing attention to the camera. It is my personal mission to document the wedding day as accurately as possible in the compositions and colors, and to capture images that evoke the emotions and excitement that you both felt that day.
In addition to photographing weddings, I have also spent time traveling in Italy, Rwanda and Taiwan working on my photojournalism portfolio, and I also enjoy photographing road cycling and mountain bike racing. Even though those genres are quite different from wedding photography, I found that my photography and people skills have only improved from being in difficult shooting situations and working with people with drastically different backgrounds. However, I have found that working with people, whether as a wedding photographer or as a travel journalist, is always the same – be kind and respectful, and good things will happen.
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Washington DC, District Of Columbia - United States
As a documentary photographer, my primary concern has been making revealing, interpretive images of subjects both common and misunderstood. I...gan photographing weddings several years ago, approaching them in much the same way as my long-term projects or a magazine story.
I tend to work with people seeking a different approach, those seeking not so much a book of Wedding Photos, but a series of beautiful, revealing pictures of one very specific point in their lives. Which just happens to be their wedding.
In my other life, I was a finalist for Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography and winner of a Clarion Award. My current project, Chica Barbie, was a finalist for the Critical Mass Book Award and was awarded the Blue Earth Alliance Prize for Best Project Photography, as well as being shown at photography festivals in Palm Springs and Charlottesville. Excerpts are currently on display at the Photographic Center Northwest in Seattle and the Farmani Gallery in NYC.Read More
Paul Morse spent seven years documenting the President and First Lady. He has also worked behind the scenes covering historic events...d recording memorable moments of our nation's history. In May 2008, he was trusted to photograph the President's daughter's wedding. Like all weddings he is a part of, Paul felt honored being a part of their special day.Read More
Wedding, event, and portrait photographer Beth Howe's passion for capturing the world through photos stretches back many years.
She...rst began shooting seriously in the late ‘90s while living in Johannesburg, South Africa. It also began her passion for street photography, as it allowed her to meet people and experience things she never would have otherwise.
Upon moving to Washington, DC in 2003, Beth decided to take her photography to the next level by completing extensive coursework in photography, including time at the Santa Fe Workshops.
As a wedding photographer and a member of the WPJA (Wedding Photojournalist Association), Beth's goal is to capture the day's events as the couple and guests experience it by shooting in a photojournalistic style. Beth's continued love for street photography shows in her professional work. She believes that the most important part of photography is capturing people's personalities and showing life as it happens. She loves shooting weddings because it offers her an opportunity to be a part of one of the most important days of people's lives, as well as see a really fun party.
In her life outside of photography, Beth is a graduate of Georgetown University and Harvard Business School, and currently works as the Director of Jobs Strategy and Business Development at washingtonpost.com.Read More
Washington DC, District Of Columbia - United States
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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Washington DC, District Of Columbia - United States
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
Washington DC, District Of Columbia - United States
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
Washington DC, District Of Columbia - United States
I have been photographing weddings in the Washington region since 1999. After graduating from the Rochester Institute of Technology...th a Bachelor of Fine Arts in photojournalism in 1998, I began working as a photojournalist. My work as a freelance photojournalist keeps me busy when I am not photographing weddings for such publications as The Washington Post, The New York Times, Dallas Morning News, Toledo Blade, San Diego Union-Tribune, numerous news agencies and WPN.
I never wanted to be a typical wedding photographer. However, when I discovered that people were interested in hiring a photojournalist to document their wedding - to tell the story of the beginning of their marriage - I found my niche, jumped in and never looked back. I became a photographer with noble ideas of having my images change people's lives. Occasionally this happens with a photo published in a paper or a magazine, but it is rare. With weddings, however, it is different.
My wedding photography has been recognized with a number of awards from WPJA and with a silver and honorable mention in the DC FOTO WEEK inaugural contest in 2008 for professional weddings.Read More
Lori Epstein began shooting pictures more than 15 years ago, after her father introduced her to his Nikkormat. Since then, she’s traveled...ound the world with her own cameras, making pictures and friends all along the way. Her work has appeared in numerous newspapers, magazines and art galleries. Lori earned her B.S. in Journalism from Boston University. After four years of globe-trotting while assisting former National Geographic photographer Kevin Fleming, she moved to New York where she worked as a photo editor. After five years in the Big Apple, she moved to Washington, D.C. where she's now working as a photo editor for National Geographic. She’s available to shoot editorial assignments, weddings and family portraits. Read More
Washington DC, District Of Columbia - United States
Brendan works as a wedding photographer and freelance photojournalist in Washington, DC, covering Capitol Hill, the White House, and...her news assignments for clients such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and Getty Images. In addition, he often travels around the world to pursue his own personal projects and work alongside NGOs. He brings the same passion and style to his wedding work, capturing moments and crafting a story.
Shooting around a dozen weddings per year allows him to bring a high level of service to his clients and focus on what makes every wedding unique.Read More
Washington DC, District Of Columbia - United States
The story I like to tell of how I first got into photography is
when I was about 13 years old I was visiting my grandmother's house...t was about a year after my grandfather had passed away and we were going through a closet looking through his things. We came across this Canon AE-1, a manual SLR camera. This would be the key that launched my passion for photography.
Even before photography, I enjoyed drawing and building models. Obviously my love for the arts stems back to the early years of my childhood. Throughout my teenage years I kept working on my photography by taking art and photography classes and worked on the yearbook and newspaper in high school.
I later went on to study photography at Frostburg State University where I earned my B.F.A. This is where I started to hone my skills as a photojournalist by working on the college newspaper. Outside of school I interned for a local newspaper, The Cumberland-Times, and a political newspaper, The Hill, in Washington DC.
I am currently working as a full-time freelance photojournalist
based in Washington DC. I cover the political and entertainment
scenes for numerous wire services and publications.
My work as a photojournalist has greatly influenced my style of wedding photography. I prefer to be the fly on the wall documenting the day as it happens, not directing the couple of how they should look or pose. I think a lot of wedding photographers go for the "safe" shots, whereas I prefer to get something unique that you wouldn't usually see. I use ambient light as much as possible in my shots so the look is more subtle and natural.
There are two things outside of photography that have influenced the way I work and handle myself around my clients and with new
people. First, my father was in the Air Force so my childhood was spent moving from base to base. This gave me the opportunity to meet new people and experience different parts of the country. The second was when I was in college I was in a fraternity which many people think was an excuse to party. In reality it shaped the way I operate in my business and personal life. I had to work with my fraternity brothers to reach a common goal while working on a volunteer project or to raise funds for a charity. Both of these experiences have shaped the way I am able to deal with new situations and people.Read More
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
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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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
Amy began her career as a photojournalist twenty years ago at a newspaper in Massachusetts. In her four years at the paper, Amy discovered...e thrill of being a photojournalist. Every day was a new opportunity to become intimate with a subject and share the subject's experience. At this point, she began using her skills to photograph weddings.
Wanting to explore the American West and return to a society of old fashioned values and traditions as she has experienced in Vermont as a college student, Amy moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She worked and lived on ranches, capturing the connection between ranchers, their livestock and the land; documenting a lifestyle in threat of extinction. Her words and images were published in local newspapers and magazines, and exhibited in galleries and museums.
Amy is now living in Annapolis, Maryland, with her husband and two daughters. She is rated "One of Washington's Best Wedding Photographers" by the Washingtonian Magazine, and "Baltimore's Best Wedding Photographer" by her brides in the Knot Best of 2007 Wedding Pick Magazine. Read More
I've been a photographer for many years, most of that time working in the news business. From that I learned to tell stories with pictures...d also to let events unfold without my influencing them. Now, most of my work is weddings, and photojournalism training has served me well. I've won some awards here and there, but the biggest reward I receive is when my clients come to consider me as their friend rather than just their photographer.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
Since shooting his first wedding while a sophomore in high school, Max has taken his passion for photojournalism and applied it to...lling the story of a couple's wedding day. His images have appeared in publications throughout the country including NY Newsday, The Morning Call, The Washington Post, the Star Ledger, the Miami Herald, and the Jersey Journal.Read More
After receiving her degree in photography from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Natalie dove into wedding photography by opening... her studio, Borrowed Blue Photography, and has been loving every minute!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
Dennis Drenner has been a photojournalist for the last fifteen years and has been shooting weddings for the last ten. His photographs...ve appeared hundreds of times in publications like the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post and New York Times. His work has won awards in the prestigious Pictures-of-the-Year competition and earned him a Fulbright Fellowship to work in Pakistan. He has also won three grants from the Maryland State Arts Council in addition to grants from the Arthur Burns Foundation and Rotary International. Dennis lives in Baltimore and shoots 25 to 30 weddings a year throughout the Mid-Atlantic. His shooting style is extremely laid back and his images reflect the comfort that his subjects feel in his presence. In the off-season, Dennis has a habit of popping down to South America where he takes pictures, flies his paraglider and gets in a good bit of salsa dancing.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
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
My dad never considered himself an artist, but he went through many creative phases in his life. These phases included the stained-glass...ase, the architecture phase, the cello-building phase and the photography phase. He was a contractor by trade, so with each phase he built a new workshop to learn the craft. He never meant for me or any of my siblings to make a career out of his artistic pursuits. But once I discovered the magic of watching my images come to life in our basement photography lab, I was hooked.
When, at the age of 8, I began using an old "brownie" camera to photograph my dad's building projects, my siblings, our cats, my friends and everything else I could see, my parents were excited. As time wore on, however, I spent more and more time in the photography lab and a heck of a lot of money on gear.
It's been nearly 15 years since I've developed any prints in the lab, but I have not stopped creating images. I currently live in Ellicott City, Maryland and work as a freelance photographer, mostly in Baltimore and Washington D.C. During my eight years as a full-time photojournalist, I worked for newspapers in Los Angeles, Chicago, Pennsylvania and Maryland. I have also lived abroad in Cyprus for a year and traveled throughout the Middle East. Most recently, I was a staff photographer for Patuxent Publishing Company in Columbia, Maryland.
I have been photographing weddings for six years. When I photograph a wedding, I get to know people very well, learn their individual stories and document one of the best days of their life. The brownie camera is gone, and my dad's old photo lab has been packed up. Yet I continue to love the light and the images that I see through the lens.
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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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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
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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Pat Crowe Photo specializes in Wedding, Corporate, Advertising, Editorial, Portrait, and Ireland Photography. An award winning photographer...at Crowe has been published in numerous magazines and newspapers such as USA Today, American Photographer, The Baltimore Sun, The Associated Press and corporate clients such as Bank of America, Christiana Hospital, Saturn, PSE&G Nuclear and DuPont Merck Pharmaceuticals.
Pat Crowe's education with a camera really began as a child helping his father on assignments. Early on Pat learned much of what makes a great image. One of the most important aspects in becoming a great photographer is the development of your eye. Quality lighting, pose, and capturing the moment are all essential elements of a great photograph.
Pat’s father was an award winning newspaper photographer winning the NPPA Newspaper of the Year Award. Pat learned a phenomenal amount from his father and learned a great deal from me technically especially with the advent of digital.
Pat graduated from one of the finest photography schools in the world, the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY, earning a BFA in Photography degree in 1990 and the Savannah College of Art & Design earning an MA in Photography. A 1/1/2 month trip to Ireland followed RIT documenting the life and scenery of the Irish people.
Pat has done work for the Associated Press, Bloomberg News, The Baltimore Sun, the Wilmington, DE News Journal, the Boston Globe and the Wall Street Journal. He’s been published in American Photographer Magazine, Delaware Today, Philadelphia Magazine, Photographers Forum, and has attended the prestigious Eddie Adams Workshop learning from some of the greatest photographers today like Eddie Adams and Eugene Richards. In 2004 he participated in the national project America 24/7.
Capturing the moment, the emotion, the details unobtrusively is his focus. He looks at the opportunity to document this definitive moment in the lives of a couple as a privilege and pledges to do his absolute best as he does in all other areas of photography.
Pat's work has been in the following publications; American Photographer Magazine, Delaware Lawyer, Baltimore Sun, Photographers Forum, Wilmington News Journal, Christianity Today, Best of Photography Annual 1993, Delaware Today, New York Post, Associated Press, and the Blumberg News.
Pat has also worked with the following corporate clients; Dupont MercK Pharmaceutical Co., ICI Americas Inc., Delaware Today Magazine, Apple Farm Arts & Music Center, MBNA Americas Inc., Wilmington College, Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, PSE&G Nuclear, Artesian Water, Saturn General Motors, Delaware Tech & Community College, Eastern University, Beebe Medical Center, Philadelphia Magazine, Mannington Mills, Chase Manhatton Bank, WSFS Bank, National Education Association, Gore, Christiana Hospital, Carpenter Steele and Rhom & Haas.Read More
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