Wedding Day at Country Day Chapel in Cincinnati, Ohio

The cathedral in Cincinnati was the setting for one of wedding photographer Eric Schryver's favorite wedding photographs. The image below nicely illustrates what a wedding photojournalist does - captures the moment, naturally. At the same time this photo displays why Black and White film is being increasingly preferred by brides for their wedding portraits and photography.

 

 

"Despite all the wedding planning and preparations, your day will be filled with many pleasant surprises, providing rich memories for years to come -- if they're captured on film.

To the left is the print of a young ringbearer who was just too timid to go it alone. His brother quickly stepped in, walking the aisle with him.
What a great memory!"
- Eric Schryver

Wedding portraits in Color also remain popular. The right scene will demand color so the photojournalist must be prepared in advance. When those moments spontaneously arrive, he needs to have close at hand and ready to go the right camera loaded with the right film. The color image below came from the same Cincinnati, Ohio wedding as the Black and White shot in the chapel.

A Wedding Photojournalist: have camera will travel
Technically Schryver's wedding photography and portrait home base is Dayton and Cincinnati, Ohio. Yet because Dayton is within two hours drive of Indianapolis, Indiana and Columbus, Ohio, Schryver's local market is large. No overnight expenses are entailed in providing wedding and portrait photography for these locations.

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Schryver also has traveled well beyond Ohio and nearby Indiana and Kentucky. Some recent wedding photographer assignments have been in Massachusetts, Vermont, Michigan, and California. While shooting on location does entail a modest increase in costs, Schryver's clients value his experience in capturing, with a high degree of expertise, those unscripted moments of the wedding. Schryver's photos are long-lasting memories that resonate with feeling and instantly re-create the experience of having been there. . . at that most important moment - your wedding.

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