This may be a bit unorthodox.

Then again, we’re a bit unorthodox, having small print prices and giving printing rights to our clients.  So here it goes. These are a few wedding photographers that I like.  Of course, I like us too.  We do take pride in providing high quality, professional photographic services.   We’d love to have the opportunity to be your wedding photographers on your special day.  We truly want every couple to have the best possible wedding photos.  Hopefully, this offers insight into our style, our inspirations, and our standards for wedding photography.

First, I’ll start with some local wedding photographers from Wichita, Kansas.  There are a lot of great photographers in Wichita, and this list is nowhere near comprehensive.

• Darin Lacrone is a great, very experienced wedding photographer. He’s a master of consistency and traditional portraiture.  I first worked with Darin out at Cessna’s Visual Media Group. Later, he was kind enough to have me tag along as a second photographer a few times.  I’ve learned a lot from him, and you won’t find a more personable, more amicable guy.
• Wedding Factory offer many wedding visual services ranging from photography, to design, to videography.  Professional designers by trade, they really offer a great product.  Specializing in a photojournalistic/magazine style, Wedding Factory offers a unique, one stop shop for visual products.
• Tim Davis is a great photographer with a very clean, modern look. While I don’t know Tim, his portfolio is very impressive and I really like his style.

Now for a few photographers I like from around the country. I’m always researching  other photographers for inspiration and knowledge and these are a few that have stuck with me.

• Dan Chen of Chennergy Photography creates wonderful wedding photos. His images are each pieces of fine art, all while capturing emotion and energy.
• DQ Studios produces great wedding portraits, with great use of lighting, creating very memorable images.
• del Sol Photography, too, makes wonderful use of light for exotic, exciting, and fairy-tale photos.

Again, neither of these lists are complete by any means, but are great photographers that I have learned from or have been inspired by.  This blog has become a means of communicating the way we see wedding and portrait photography, so hopefully this post has shed some more light on Mosaic Photo’s view of photography today.

We hope our communication, service, high quality of product, and love of photography are a great fit for you. Talk to us and we’ll setup a free consultation. We’d love to get to know you more too.