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Vermont Wedding Photographer
Hello! My name is Amy Bennett. I’m a wedding photographer based in Burlington, Vermont, specializing in destination weddings in New England and Los Cabos.
I am a professional picture-maker and memory saver, but YOU are the expert when it comes to your wedding. Long before I pick up my camera, my first job is to listen to your hopes, desires and dreams. What kind of wedding are you having? What stories do you wish to tell? Which images do you imagine returning to again and again on your first, 15th and 50th wedding anniversaries? Your answers will help guide my work and make sure you get exactly what you want—and then some.
I love the challenge of wedding photography. It’s intense and action-packed, and often reminds me of my days as a member of the U.S. Ski Team. Being a professional alpine ski racer prepared me more than I could ever know for this job. As a result of my prowess on the slopes, I excel at picking a path through the crowd, positioning myself just right, finding the perfect angle, and seamlessly moving on to the next shot. But I’ve learned that being a great wedding photographer requires more than mere technical skill and a discerning eye. It also takes intuition, fearlessness and the ability to blend in and anticipate those rare and fleeting moments so I can capture them on film. Even more, it takes knowing my clients well enough that I can view their wedding through their eyes and record it exactly the way they want to remember it.
I am bi-lingual in English and Spanish, a duel citizen in the U.S. and Canada, and have been shooting for more than 25 years. Even as a self-described gearhead and technology geek, I strongly believe that the best portrait photography is built on authentic connection. The stronger my relationships are with my clients, the more powerful the images will be.
Hello! My name is Amy Bennett. I’m a wedding photographer based in Burlington, Vermont, specializing in destination weddings in New England and Los Cabos.
I am a professional picture-maker and memory saver, but YOU are the expert when it comes to your wedding. Long before I pick up my camera, my first job is to listen to your hopes, desires and dreams. What kind of wedding are you having? What stories do you wish to tell? Which images do you imagine returning to again and again on your first, 15th and 50th wedding anniversaries? Your answers will help guide my work and make sure you get exactly what you want—and then some.
I love the challenge of wedding photography. It’s intense and action-packed, and often reminds me of my days as a member of the U.S. Ski Team. Being a professional alpine ski racer prepared me more than I could ever know for this job. As a result of my prowess on the slopes, I excel at picking a path through the crowd, positioning myself just right, finding the perfect angle, and seamlessly moving on to the next shot. But I’ve learned that being a great wedding photographer requires more than mere technical skill and a discerning eye. It also takes intuition, fearlessness and the ability to blend in and anticipate those rare and fleeting moments so I can capture them on film. Even more, it takes knowing my clients well enough that I can view their wedding through their eyes and record it exactly the way they want to remember it.
I am bi-lingual in English and Spanish, a duel citizen in the U.S. and Canada, and have been shooting for more than 25 years. Even as a self-described gearhead and technology geek, I strongly believe that the best portrait photography is built on authentic connection. The stronger my relationships are with my clients, the more powerful the images will be.
Vermont Wedding Photographer
Hello! My name is Amy Bennett. I’m a wedding photographer based in Burlington, Vermont, specializing in destination weddings in New England and Los Cabos.
I am a professional picture-maker and memory saver, but YOU are the expert when it comes to your wedding. Long before I pick up my camera, my first job is to listen to your hopes, desires and dreams. What kind of wedding are you having? What stories do you wish to tell? Which images do you imagine returning to again and again on your first, 15th and 50th wedding anniversaries? Your answers will help guide my work and make sure you get exactly what you want—and then some.
I love the challenge of wedding photography. It’s intense and action-packed, and often reminds me of my days as a member of the U.S. Ski Team. Being a professional alpine ski racer prepared me more than I could ever know for this job. As a result of my prowess on the slopes, I excel at picking a path through the crowd, positioning myself just right, finding the perfect angle, and seamlessly moving on to the next shot. But I’ve learned that being a great wedding photographer requires more than mere technical skill and a discerning eye. It also takes intuition, fearlessness and the ability to blend in and anticipate those rare and fleeting moments so I can capture them on film. Even more, it takes knowing my clients well enough that I can view their wedding through their eyes and record it exactly the way they want to remember it.
I am bi-lingual in English and Spanish, a duel citizen in the U.S. and Canada, and have been shooting for more than 25 years. Even as a self-described gearhead and technology geek, I strongly believe that the best portrait photography is built on authentic connection. The stronger my relationships are with my clients, the more powerful the images will be.
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