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I am a freelance photographer and coffee shop owner, living in Charlottesville, Virginia. I am married to a wonderful woman who goes by the name Lora Elaine. We were married on December 28, 2008 in Charlottesville. I have been photographing weddings for 3 seasons, totaling 70 weddings. I am available to work locally or to a destination. My photography ranges from weddings, portraiture, editorial, landscape and travel photojournalism. I have been to 17 countries and 4 continents with my photography in the last 4 years.
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C. Tyler Corvin Studio is a Charlottesville, and Blacksburg, Virginia based photographer providing Wedding, Event, Portrait, Engagement, and other photography services. C. Tyler Corvin has been recognized as a top photo-journalist with clients including Virginia Tech, University of Maryland, Florida International University, Campbell University, and more! Join them in hiring C. Tyler Corvin Studio today for a wonderful wedding experience and professional pictures at an affordable price!
I firmly believe that you should be able to get beautiful, photojournalistic wedding photography at a reasonable price. The photography is one of the most important elements of a wedding, as the photographs document the important memories and commitments made on that day. With Celestial Sights Photography, you'll get the quality that you desire at a price that you can afford.
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Serving Charlottesville, Richmond, and Northern Virginia, Kristine Pringle specializes in capturing real moments, modern portraits & creative detail shots. Check out our website and award-winning blog to view images and slideshows of recent weddings and engagement sessions.
Documentary Style Wedding Photography
Located in Charlottesville, Virginia, Susan approaches wedding, event, portrait and commercial photography with a photojournalistic style. It’s not just about capturing each moment as it happens, but sizing up the scene, combining contrasting elements and anticipating that crucial moment when it all comes together.