Some of my favorite photos from each wedding are the bride and groom together. I describe these types of portraits to be editorial. These photos aren’t posed, but directed. The result is a real moment that is captured beautifully and memorably.

The main theme through all of these photos is the authentic, candid interaction between two people in love on their wedding day.

Photos like these are some of the main reasons why I like wedding photography.

We had a great year with some great people. Our clients consistently amaze us. Taking a look back at the year is always fun for us.

At Mosaic Photo, we love telling stories. A big part of that is documenting the joy of the day through portraits. Here are a few of our favorite groom photos.

Take a look at our  groom picks from our 2009 wedding photography.

Things come together. We photograph them when they do.

It’s more than a tag-line, more than just a clever saying. It’s really our philosophy and the way we see photography. One of our goals is to break down the view of a photographer that makes a photo-shoot all about him.  While we’re confident of our skills as photographers and our ability to create strong images, we firmly believe that the focus should be on you. The subject.

Everything adds to a photo, starting with the foundation – the subject. Going into a project or portrait session, we bring our skills and creativity. Composition, lighting, concepts, and post processing all come together to make a memorable image.  These elements are essential, as each one makes the image that much better.

So be it wedding day coverage, senior photos, family portraits, or editorial/commercial work, we’ll make it about capturing your mood, personality, or goals. Our technical and creative skills work together with you to create something beautiful: a vivid image that’s both you and memorable.