Wedding Photography - Portrait by Tony

Frequently Asked Questions
Portrait by Tony
your memories, our passion
- Are you a full-time photographer?
Yes, and I specialize in just wedding and engagement photography. While most photographers
juggle between a regular job and photography over the weekend, I feel that doing so
compromise the quality of the photos delivered to my couples. Each year I am blessed to be
part of so many awesome weddings throughout the world, and thus have allowed me to stay as
a full-time photographer and be devoted to do what I do best and love.
- Do you have a limit on the photos taken?
Absolute not. I will take as many photos as I feel necessary to capture everything in order to
produce a beautiful story-telling wedding album for you. I generally snap between 3000-4000
photos at each wedding.
- Are the packages shown on your web site the only ones you offer?
The packages on my web site are simply those most commonly booked by my clients. With all
my clients, I always strive to put together a package that best fits their needs and budgets. You
are more than welcome to customize any package to the way you want.
- How many photographers will there be on my wedding day?
I will personally be there to photograph your wedding event, and depending on the schedule
and events of your wedding day, a second photographer will be available when needed. I
would like to emphasize the fact that the second shooter will also be a wedding photographer
like myself, with similar experience photographing weddings. The difference will be more than
noticeable compared to using an assistant who is new to the industry.
- What is your photography style?
My style of photography is very natural and unobtrusive. As a wedding photographer, I will be
there to document the events as they unfold on your wedding day, not be a visible part of it. My
experience in wedding photography over the years allows me to properly capture everything,
all the important moments, without being in the way. The only time you will really notice me is
during the family portrait session before and after the ceremony. But as always, I'll be on the
lookout anytime you would like a snapshot of you and your guests.
- For your photo-journalistic style of photography, do you take the formal family portrait session?
Absolutely. The family portrait session is usually taken separately before the ceremony if the
couple chooses not to see each other, and together after the ceremony. And of course, more
portrait photos will be taken during the reception with guests attending just the reception.
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