Holding & Co. Photography
Holding & Co. Photography is a photography and video team specializing in creative documentary wedding photography and videography based in Southern California. We are skilled storytellers, best known for our ability to create memorable creative portraits and capturing incredible moments on your special day. To put it simply, our goal in photographing your wedding is to tell your story in the most compelling and unique way possible – providing memories that make your parents proud and your friends envious.
Skills
Lightroom / Natural Light / Off Camera Flash / Photojournalism / Photoshop
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FAQs
What inspired you to become a wedding photographer?
I’ve always been creative and always loved telling stories. Being a wedding photographer really fulfills both of my passions.
How would you describe your photography style?
Our photography style is moment-driven, creative, timeless, and dramatic.
How do you ensure that your clients feel comfortable and relaxed during the photo shoot?
Apart from providing unforgettable photos, we aim to give you a great experience. We don’t take ourselves seriously; we’re fun and energetic people. If you book with us, you’re going to laugh, have fun, and be relaxed – allowing us to capture not just you but the real you.
How do you ensure that you capture all of the important moments on the wedding day?
Preparation has a lot to do with anticipating what is important to capture for the couple. We have a questionnaire that we send out to all our clients as we approach the wedding day, and it helps us to anticipate and be ready for all the little details our couples hold dear.
What is your favorite part of the wedding day and why?
I like the in-between moments… The moments no one expects. A look the bride receives from Grandma while getting ready. The anticipation of the groom, just before the first look. The one time Uncle Chuck ever danced in his life, and he pulls out the electric slide to everyone’s surprise.
