I love shooting pictures. And, I really love shooting photos of people having a good time.

When I shoot weddings and special events, I work hard to go unnoticed. The more comfortable everybody is, the easier it is to capture moments as they unfold.
Working in a documentary, unintrusive style, I use available, natural light whenever possible (don't worry, I'll use a flash when necessary) to capture candid pictures of you and your guests that convey the emotion of the moment.

My favorite photos have people in them. Weddings, family portraits, sporting events, live concerts and bands. Telling a story as the moment unfolds. It’s pretty fun. And I find my enthusiasm and generally easy going nature make the folks on the other side of the lens feel really comfortable as well.

I look forward to helping you tell your story by documenting your special occasion.

Ryan

Wedding Packages
Full Day Wedding Package: $2,500. Includes 2 hour engagement or couples shoot prior to wedding day or day after, CD of all final images (300 plus or minus) and online, password protected wedding gallery.

Six Hour Wedding Package: $2,100. Includes 2 hour engagement or couples shoot prior to wedding day or day after, CD of all final images (300 plus or minus) and online, password protected wedding gallery.

4 Hour Wedding Package: $1,800. Includes 2 hour engagement or couples shoot prior to wedding day or day after, CD of all final images (300 plus or minus) and online, password protected wedding gallery.

Family Sessions and Senior Photos
2 Hour Shoot: $250. Includes CD of all final images and online, password protected gallery.

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Michael and Kristen | Moran Point – Grand Canyon Wedding | Grand Canyon Wedding Photographer

Michael and Kristen tied the knot on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon May 20 at Moran Point. The two of them, along with about 25 friends and family, traveled to Arizona from points along the East Coast for an intimate wedding on the edge of one of the most dramatic natural wonders in the world. The night before their wedding, they invited their guests to a rehearsal dinner just west of the Geology Museum while the sun set. Once the sun had retired for the evening, everyone headed to the bowling lanes in the basement of the Squire Inn located in Tusayan to bowl a few frames. Stay tuned for photos from their wedding and reception.