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A Family owned and operated wedding photo and video business since 1987. Our philosophy is Quality Work at a resonable price.
SILVER Clinton Corners's recommended Photographers
Josh Baldo Photography is a professional wedding photography company; fulfilling your professional imaging needs on your special day. We have various packages and pricing to fit any budget. We believe in true photo journalism; allowing the event to unfold and occur naturally instead of directing and orchestrating images This we believe gives us true emotion and candid portraits.Please call us today to schedule a meeting. We look forward to hearing from you.
Timeless, personal & authentic. Entirely you. An upstate New York wedding photographer that is inclusive & judgement-free. You've got one chance to get great wedding photos, starting with picking the right photographer. Someone who gets you, who lets you be you, who will help you along the way. We will guide you in working with your Hudson Valley wedding venue. From the timeline to problem-solving, we've been there for our clients. We work seamlessly with…more
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Our forte is in storytelling. We capture the special moments of your day. When photographing a wedding, my goal is to create a beautiful record of your wedding day. As a wedding photojournalist my approach is to tell a story from beginning to end, photographing the entire event, including preparations,…more
Gaier Photography provides premium quality wedding and Bar/Bat Mitzvah photography in a timeless, yet contemporary style. The owner/photographer, Mark Gaier employs a blend of photojournalistic, portrait and candid photography skills to capture events in a compelling storytelling style.
We're Megan & Kenneth, a married team of wedding photographers and videographers based in the Hudson Valley, serving couples across the Catskills and Westchester. As Hudson Valley wedding photographers who also shoot film and video, we know the difference between a posed moment and a real one. You won't catch…more