★ GOLD Albion's featured Photographer
Keepsake Wedding Photography is a veteran-owned, award-winning photography and videography business based in Madisonville, KY. I mostly serve the Kentucky, Tennessee, and Indiana regions, but I'm also willing to travel for your dream wedding. I focus on providing a documentary style for the majority of your wedding day while also making time for posed moments. With this mixture of styles, I'm able to capture natural reactions, genuine emotions, and otherwise forgotten memories. While also delivering posed moments of you and your partner that you will want to print and hang on the wall.
SILVER Albion's recommended Photographers
We are dedicated to capturing unique once in a lifetime images of your wedding day and helping to make the day go smoothly. Your wedding is a very important event and should only be trusted to a professional. As your photographer I will strive to make your wedding day just as it was meant to be - your day!
Jordans photographic style combines the illustrative and story-telling qualities of photojournalism with the compelling and awe inspiring qualities of fine art. Photos begin at the earliest stages of wedding preparation; covering all events building up to the wedding and those thereafter; almost like an invisible eye-witness to every intimate moment, Jordan delivers up until the final dance and departure.
BRONZE More featured Albion Photographers
Located in the Mattoon and Charleston, IL area. A creative approach to photography! Weddings, Seniors, Family, Baby, Children, etc.
KIWI Productions is a photography, design, and support service company located in Central Illinois. We offer portrait and commercial photography, graphic design, typesetting, communications and marketing assistance, event planning, and virtual assistance to individuals and corporations alike.
I started in photography while working for the Daily Eastern News newspaper in college. The photojournalist professor Brian Polter would say, "Get something on film then go back for the image you really want." It means you are never truly finished documenting an event and it means you will always…more