It's not about a pose, It's about the memory.
It's not about a pose, It's about the memory.
As Wedding Photographers in Duluth, MN we learned that capturing a wedding day is so much more than generic poses and forced smiles. It is a beautiful realization of the love between you and your partner.
We are, Claire and Bradley, Zwagerman Photography, a husband and wife wedding photography team, hi! We strive to provide the best photography experience possible. From the early planning days to your perfectly encapsulated final wedding gallery; we strive to make every part of the process simple, easy, and professional.
If you are looking to hire a wedding photographer who cares deeply about capturing the most memorable day of your life, look no further!
About Us
We are a husband and wife wedding photographers in Duluth, MN. With 6+ years of experience, you can trust us to capture your most important moments.
If you are looking for a wedding photographer in Duluth, MN you came to the right place!
We offer wedding photos, engagement photos, business photos, or anything you need a camera and creative eye for!
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My Favorite Photo...
Thanks for taking the time to look through our page. This is Bradley writing now, and above is quite simply, my favorite photo I have ever taken as a photographer. Engagement photos in Duluth make it easy, but it takes everything working in tandem to create something like this. Art is often shyed away from when it comes to what makes it what it is. There is one thing I don't believe a photographer can/will fake, and that is true love between two people.
As a wedding photographer, I have spent a lot of time with people on some of the biggest days of their life. Something I have had the pleasure of seeing, and capturing, is the love we all share. I can see the love between all of the couples I have had the pleasure of working with, and that is what makes a good photo.
Wow, still reading? Fantastic! Let's talk about what makes this my favorite photo. First, I really love how the composition turned out. Grassy fields are a personal weakspot, I do not think you can take a bad photo in a place like this. The way her legs comfortably fold over his, the look they only share with eachother, and the cowboy hat felt perfectly placed. Second, is back to the look they share. They just lit up when they saw one another, and being able to capture that was such an honor. And last, everything worked out just right. It isn't a perfectly staged photo. There are some big weeds coming up that don't look perfect. Maybe a distraction is in the frame here and there. But, that is all so representative in our relationships. We have things that are not perfect, and that is what makes us beautiful.