This is a gallery of images that everyone expects a wedding photographer to take. Side-by-side, level horizons, and both bride and groom visible.
The Dances
The Dances
Tradition, respect, elegance, and grace
Your First Dance, and Your Parent Dances
When you take to the dance floor with your new husband (!), all eyes in the party will be turned to you, and you’ll show everyone how connected and poised you are as a couple.
Will you take lessons, and demonstrate a new skill? Will you practice beforehand, or improvise in the moment? (FWIW – Lucia and William took dance lessons for their wedding, and were completely UNABLE to demonstrate any skill, rhythm, or partnering on the dancefloor, so you’ll get no judgement from them.)
Then it’s your parents’ turns to dance with each of you, your father trying so hard to contain all the emotions he’s choked back all day.
We won’t miss these moments, and you’ll have images that you’ll love to remind you of them.
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Our Samoset wedding was epic, and Focus Photography captured our day perfectly!
I can’t believe they could wrangle that many groomsmen (!) and keep everyone laughing through the pictures, but we had a blast working with Will and Lucia, and you should definitely pick Focus Photography for your Samoset wedding!
From before Mandy had her dress on, to when I was ready to take it off her, Will and Lucia captured everything. The high fives, the first dance, and the fireworks at the end of the night.
I can’t believe they could wrangle that many groomsmen (!) and keep everyone laughing through the pictures, but we had a blast working with Will and Lucia, and you should definitely pick Focus Photography for your Samoset wedding!
From before Mandy had her dress on, to when I was ready to take it off her, Will and Lucia captured everything. The high fives, the first dance, and the fireworks at the end of the night.
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Close-Ups can be both romantic and modern at the same time, and are also great for people less-than-thrilled with their body’s shape.
At weddings we’re always watching the couple in order to capture the quick jokes between you, the tender moments, and the last dance rehearsal.
In a scenic portrait, you’re a little piece of a bigger image. These are the opposite of our close-ups, and often showcase the venue or the sky as well as the couple.
There’s a beautiful light at dusk, and as the day slips into night, you might want to slip out of your party for a few environmental images.
Alone under the stars, perhaps with your party blazing behind you, if you want to end your story with a unique night shot, we’ll create that magic for you.