Like many wedding photographers, I'm happy to do all the standard poses that couples have come to expect from weddings.

My favorite wedding photos are the candid photos, as those are the pictures that truly capture the real emotion of the day. Photojournalistic and documentary styles are probably the words that best describe my wedding photography.

I use the latest digital full-frame cameras from Canon. While there are still some hybrid photographers who will use both digital and film, digital is the far more practical choice.

This varies depending on the number of hours that are booked for your wedding and whether or not there are one or two photographers present.

In general, a good rule-of-thumb is that you should receive between 50 to 100 photos for every hour of coverage.

Absolutely. You will receive a print release that will allow you to print and share your wedding photos for your own person, non-commercial use, and at no additional cost.

If you choose to have me fulfil some or all of the printing at a high-quality print lab, that can be arranged as well.

Several of my wedding photography collections include print credits that you can use in our professional lab.

You will receive the full, high-resolution digital photos. The specific resolution will depend on which camera I use and how much cropping is done when editing.

Yes. I personally edit every photo that you will receive. It is very time-consuming to do it right, but it really is the difference between a good photo and a great photo.

For wedding portraits, I always do some very subtle skin cleanup, eye brightening, and whatever else I think the photo needs to make it shine. I will also edit out small stains from clothing. Beyond that, it can be done, but can be very time-consuming and may require additional hourly fees if this is something you want.

This depends on the destination. I will consider destination weddings in the US, and these are priced on a case-by-case basis.

At the moment, I do not offer destination weddings for foreign locations, but if you have something specific in mind, message me and we can have a chat about the details.

To a limited degree. I live in Rhode Island and will photograph anywhere in Rhode Island and in most of Massachusetts and parts of Connecticut. In general, I like to stay within 50 miles of home (North Providence).

Yes. If a second photographer is wanted (or needed), I have several photographers that I frequently have worked with. I am always the primary photographer, but they help me to get additional angles and to capture moments that I cannot physically be there for (hard to be in two places at the same time).

Are you unsure if you need a second photographer? Check out the blog to read a great article on this subject.

I will generally deliver a sneak peek within a week or so of the wedding. I feel this is important as the excitement is still there and you want to share some beautiful wedding photos on social media as soon as possible!

The time it takes to deliver the rest of the photos will vary based on the number of hours of coverage and whether you had one or two photographers. During the busy wedding season, this can be up to 8-12 weeks.

Yes. I include an engagement session with all of my wedding photography packages. It's a great way to get to know a couple and for me to find the best way of photographing you (every couple is different).

Use the contact form on my website and be sure to let me know the exact date of your wedding. If it is available, we will find a time to have a phone call or to meet in-person to go over the details.