brandon moss
professional portrait & wedding photographer
professional portrait & wedding photographer
my approach is relaxed, natural and all about capturing your day as it actually happens. rather than constantly pulling you away for staged photos, I prefer to blend into the background and focus on the real moments — the laughs, reactions, little details and everything in between.
of course, we’ll still make time for those important couple and family photos, but I’ll keep things easy and comfortable so they feel like you, not a photoshoot. the result is a collection of natural, candid images that tell the story of your wedding day and let you enjoy it without feeling like there’s a camera following you everywhere.
pre-wedding consultation
ceremony
couple
family
pre-wedding consultation
ceremony
couple
family
bride & groom prep
pre-wedding consultation
ceremony
couple
family
bride & groom prep
speeches
first dance
whether it’s just you, a couple or your family, I like to keep portrait sessions relaxed and natural. no stiff poses, forced smiles or feeling awkward in front of the camera.
I’ll give you a little direction when you need it, but mostly it’s about creating an easy-going environment where you can be yourself. we can shoot somewhere you feel comfortable — at home, outdoors or at a location that means something to you.
the aim is simple: natural, genuine photos that capture your personality.
individuals
1 hour
1 location
1 outfit
individuals or couple
2 hours
2 locations
2 outfits
pre-shoot consultation
individuals, couple or group
3 hours
3 locations
3 outfits
pre-shoot consultation
I’ve had a camera in my hands for as long as I can remember. what started as a childhood interest grew into something I genuinely loved, and for the past 10 years I’ve been lucky enough to work professionally as a photographer.
over that time, I’ve developed a style that’s much more about documenting moments than creating them. I’m drawn to the natural expressions, little interactions and in-between moments that often tell a better story than anything carefully staged.
for me, the best photographs aren’t necessarily the most perfect ones — they’re the ones that take you straight back to how that moment actually felt.