My career has spanned more than ** years in photography and I still can't imagine doing anything other than taking pictures -- I wake up every morning excited about what I'm going to be shooting that day! Whether it's a formal portrait for a magazine cover, or a food still-life in a dining guide, I lay awake the night before thinking about how to make a great picture.
Knowing how to get the job done to everyone's satisfaction is extremely important. Often, I am called upon to make an interesting portrait under limited time constraints. Either it's Burt Reynolds on a tight schedule, an attorney between clients or a working parent trying to juggle their daily schedule and fit in a photo session.
My work regularly appears in USA Today, The Washington Post, Woman's World and Entrepreneur Magazine. My images have also been published in Time, Newsweek, the Chronicle of Higher Education, Business Week, U.S. News and World Report and numerous other publications throughout the world.
As a professional photojournalist, Andrew's philosophy on shooting weddings is this: "I approach each wedding as though I were on assignment for a major magazine. Instead of >
cold and staged photos, I make pictures that capture "moments". There is a way to tell a story (your wedding) without having to create that story. Every wedding I photograph includes portraits of the Bride and Groom, Bridesmaids and Groomsmen, and all family members. I cover the events before, during and after the ceremony along with the reception from limousine to cake cutting. I can genuinely say that there has never been a client who has been anything less than thrilled! Please allow me to tell your story through the use of my eye for the moment."
