Syracuse + Destination Wedding Photographer
My Photography Style
Let's dive into my photography style! As an artist and a creative, I draw inspiration from so many places to make your wedding photos truly special. My approach is a unique blend of capturing genuine, laughing moments that happen naturally, guided by my creative eye. I thrive on spontaneous inspiration, so you can expect plenty of "I've got a great idea!" moments that pop up on the spot and just feel perfect. While I bring high energy to the shoot, I also focus on those quiet, heartfelt moments that tug at your heartstrings and bring a touch of calm. To top it all off, I mix in some editorial-style power poses to give your photos that chic, Vogue vibe. This way, your wedding photos will be a perfect mix of fun, emotion, and style—just like your big day!
Capturing your story…
Life comes in many chapters, each telling a special part of your story. It’s the details in your story and in your life that make it beautiful, sometimes chaotic, but it will always be YOUR story. All the stories that I witness and get to sit in on is an absolute amazing privilege.
“She captured such magical moments that we will cherish forever. She also made us feel so comfortable in front of the camera. She is amazing at what she does and an absolute joy to work with! I would highly recommend her for all your photo needs!”
-Catie
I am your Syracuse New York and Destination Photographer
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My name is Chelsea and I’m a photographer based out of Syracuse, New York. I shoot weddings, elopements, micro weddings, and family photos!
What’s so wonderful about this area is that we are a short drive to many styles of family photo sessions: beachy vibes, open fields, waterfalls, lakes, and mountains! So many options for your session!
I will also be traveling periodically throughout the year! Make sure you follow me on Instagram to see if I will be in your area anytime soon! OR BOOK ME to come out to you!
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