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2023

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Swampscott, MA 01907

Why choose this provider?

Brett Alison Photography is a professional photography company shooting for clients in the New Hampshire and Boston areas. Brett takes a natural approach to how she captures peoples valuable and timeless moments at weddings and engagements. Her philosophy is to capture the natural moment instead of spending time and energy trying to recreate the moment. Many husbands, wives, and families appreciate her approach because it allows them to be stress-free while celebrating the newlywed's nuptials. Since 2005 Brett Alison photography has been satisfying clients with quality photographs. On her website is a full list of the 10+ publications her work has been featured in.

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Marblehead, MA 01945

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Kate Smethurst Photography provides photography services for wedding, children's portraits, and family photos. Kate is also available for more general event photography. Kate makes her home in Boston, MA, and she holds an Advanced Diploma of Photography degree from the Photography Studies College in Melbourne, Australia. While studying there, she spent time assisting and learning the ropes of wedding photography from her mentor, Jane Poynter of Ms Jane Photography. For over three years, Kate has loved capturing quiet moments when no one is aware that she's snapping away, like the look of a father when he first sees his daughter in a wedding dress on her special day.

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Marblehead, MA 01945

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Jared Charney Photography, founded by Jared Charney, provides professional photography in the Boston area. He specializes in weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, portraits, sports, editorials, corporate headshots, and advertising and branding. Mr. Charney is a photojournalist, and he captures precious moments at weddings and other life events and traditions. He is adept at photo composition and can skillfully make advertising pictures convey the client’s message. His wedding photographs capture images that become treasured keepsakes for many generations of the family. Photographer Charney helps clients select their sites for photo shoots and is available for sessions in exotic locations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Introduction

    Because of the sheer number of weddings that happen each year, wedding photography is a booming industry. Couples engaged to be married should take great care in finding a wedding photographer before their big day that suits their style.

    Many people think all wedding photographers are virtually the same, but this is incorrect. Some photographers prefer unusual arrangements, angles, and uses of light in their images. They may also have unique styles and filters when editing wedding photos. This makes it very important if you're planning on getting married and looking for a photographer to take the time to find one whose style aligns with what you're looking for.

  • What does a wedding photographer do?

    Wedding photographers take pictures of the wedding ceremony, the bridesmaids and groomsmen, and the families of the bride and groom. They also often photograph the major events of the reception and the guests to help preserve memories of the entire affair.

  • What makes a good wedding photographer?

    A good wedding photographer can faithfully recreate special memories, taking care to capture the most important moments of the wedding and reception. They're able to fulfill the requests of the couple getting married and help them choose the best images from the event.

  • How do I pick a wedding photographer?

    Couples can find their wedding photographer by asking friends and family for recommendations or checking out local listings. It's important to review portfolios, pricing, and availability. When you've picked a few that pique your interest, speak to them in person to make sure they're a good fit.

  • What should I ask a wedding photographer?

    Before you make a final decision about your wedding photographer, you'll want to ask several important questions, such as:

    • Can we see your portfolio?
    • How many weddings have you shot?
    • How much do require for a deposit?
    • What packages are available in our price range?
    • What is your editing style?

  • How much does a wedding photographer cost?

    The cost of a wedding photographer depends on various factors, including their experience, photo packages, and the length of time you need them. According to Brides.com, a wedding photographer can charge anywhere between $1,000 and $10,000 for their services.

  • Why are wedding photographers so expensive?

    A wedding photographer's fee reflects their experience, training, and ability to fulfill your vision and requests. The time needed to complete the process for a single wedding makes a difference as well. For a standard eight to 10 hour wedding, a photographer may spend as much as double that culling and editing photos.

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