Q. What influenced your decision to become a wedding photographer?
A. I always have been a photographer, but I would say my own wedding really caught me on it. After I photographed a few weddings I realized I just loved it. All the emotion of the families, the crowd, the laughter and fun of it.
Q. What influenced your decision to become a wedding photographer?
A. There were a lot of things pointing me in this direction and they started at a very early age. First of all photography seems to run in my family and I always enjoyed being in front of someone else’s lens, so it felt really natural when I did get behind one. I (Amanda) have always loved pretty things, little details, beautiful people, happy people…that’s what really drew me in. Especially to weddings, being that there never seems to be any shortage of pretty things and happy people. Tim (my husband and second shooter) is becoming more and more of a photographer every day, mostly because he loves to create. His ability to pre-visualize got him started on art, animation and photography.
Wedding Date: October 10, 2009
The Couple: Maralee & Doug
Photographers: Jen Williams Photographer
Ceremony venue: Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Reception venue: N/A
Other Vendors involved: N/A
Editor’s Note: The formals were shot at City Hall, Grant MacEwan and Louise McKinney Park.
Q. What influenced your decision to become a wedding photographer?
A. I was influenced to become a wedding photographer because I have been to weddings as a guest and I have seen bad photographers passing themselves off as good photographers and being paid well for messing things up. I wanted to improve the image of the wedding photographer. And I really like the emotion of the day. Most often it’s a happy day and we all need more happiness around us.
