For every wedding we are blessed to be a part of, we bring our shared passion for storytelling, photojournalistic precision, and creative portraiture. We have a deep respect for the power of authentic moments and we take pride in creating a product which we know will be appreciated by our clients and their families generation after generation.

Ryan comes from a photojournalistic background, having covered every U.S. president since Clinton. His career has taken him from the press pit at the White House to the Kennedy Center Honors, where his images of Smokey Robinson were featured in the Lifetime Tribute Ceremony. Ranked among the Top 10 Wedding Photographers in the World by American Photo and Rangefinder magazines, Ryan also teaches internationally on his signature topic—“what to do when everything goes wrong.” He is a graduate of Fordham University, and known in his closest circles as a brainiac and dedicated dad.

Tatiana has photographed everything from editorial portraits to commercial campaigns, but her heart has always been in capturing the unsung beauty in everyday relationships. With an unshakable calm and creative eye, she captures the joy, movement, and subtle emotional beats that define a celebration. Her long list of delighted clients reflect her dedication to care, organization, and genuine connection. She is an alum of NYU and Columbia.

Together, we’ve photographed weddings and projects across the world—including Chile, Vietnam, Croatia, Morocco, Singapore, Hong Kong, Ireland, and the Bahamas—as well as throughout the U.S. and nearly every neighborhood in New York City. We are also the only independent photographers to document U.S. presidential candidates during their final meeting before each election.

We hope you enjoy our galleries and we look forward to hearing from you!

 

Pricing, simplified.

We want to make the process of planning your wedding as simple and stress-free as possible. Our packages are extremely simple, doing away with any of the hidden costs you might find with the other guy. (Based on true stories!)

1) Ryan and Tatiana: Every photo that you receive will be edited for beautiful reproduction on screen or in print — twice, in fact, as each photo is delivered in color and in black and white. This will come first as a preview delivered soon after the wedding and then a full set generally in the range of 75 to 100 photos per hour, in an easy-to-use private online gallery for indefinite access and download.

These photos are yours. We want you to integrate them into your life however is best for you for the rest of your life. We also make amazing albums and we carefully guide our clients through the process, if and when you are ready.

Along the way, we will give you all of the guidance you need to make getting married and being photographed as fun as stress-free as possible. Think of us as your friends who have literally done this 1500 times before.

This package is 8 hours for $5000, 9 hours for $5600, 10 hours for $6200 and 11 (full day) for $6800.

2) Ryan OR Tatiana: The exact same thing, except you select one of us. There are no other concessions; we still help you through the entire planning process. This package is 8 hours for $3750, 9 hours for $4200, 10 hours for $4650 and 11 (full day) for $5000.

One of our unique advantages is equal experience — we both started shooting weddings in 2006, and we both had 10 years of experience and hundreds of happy clients running separate studios before merging. Either of us can run the show at any time.

 

Videos

We have been involved with various video productions over the years that illustrate more about who we are and how we work. Tatiana prefers to be mostly behind the camera so most of these are about Ryan, who is an active part of photographer education.

Interested in an engagement session? This B&H video focuses specifically on how we approach them and why you may want to consider one!

As part of a course with CreativeLive, Ryan talks about why moments are the most important thing in wedding photography.

Ryan has been lucky enough to have a longstanding relationship with B&H Photo, and previously other retailers such as Adorama or even being the first writer for Amazon’s past effort to feature creator blog. Ryan and Tatiana head out to an engagement shoot while Ryan discusses what the concept of “photographic style” means to them.

Photographer Anna Nguyen talks about us on Scott Kelby’s show “The Grid.” We did end up photographing her wedding. She didn’t have to wear a garbage bag.

Talking about solving problems for clients at the Canada Photo Convention in Vancouver.

Long interview with the “Framed” web show, mostly about the “Brenizer Method,” a photo technique Ryan developed and popularized in 2008. It has been used all over the world, is taught in photography schools, and even has a wikipedia page.