Weddings
Contact us for pricing and availability: please include planned wedding date and location.
Email: info@fotoimpressions.com/ Phone: (Rochester, NY) (585) 469-9558
I deliver a unique service of photojournalistic style photography combined with a fine art interpretation for the day of your wedding. I am dedicated to producing imagery that is artful and provocative. My highest priority is always the client: intersecting outcomes with expectations is what separates me from the rest. My time is unlimited on the day of your wedding. Often, I shoot 8-12 hours the day of the wedding; covering everything from the bridal preparations to the final dance and adieu. I will work together with you to make sure that your vision is pronounced and well preserved in every photograph taken. I look forward to hearing from you and answering any questions or concerns you might have.
Unlimited Wedding Day Coverage - All Packages - Coverage Includes:
- Pre-ceremony (bride and groom wedding day preparations) - Location Portraits (before or after the ceremony) - Wedding Ceremony (available light, no flash) - Full Reception Coverage - Unlimited time and pictures (no additional fees for location changes).
After the wedding you will receive:
- Wedding Album (consisting of 150 individually edited 5X7 images) plus 1500-2000 (approx.) images - Full Resolution / Digital Masters on DVD (with offical reproduction and distribution release) - Online Web Gallery for Viewing & Ordering (with one year web hosting).
*turnaround time for web proofing all images from your wedding is 4 weeks.
Fotoimpressions is located in Rochester, NY, but provides service throughout the US and Internationally.
"At my core, I'm a portrait photographer, a hunter/gather of forms, faces, and expressions. I am most interested in vulnerability and rare moments of discontinuity in which defining moments materialize and disintegrate almost simultaneously. For me, this is what street photography and photojournalism is all about. Interaction with strangers through an image capture device changes the dynamic of an already ambivalent relationship. It is crucial that the photographer be improvisational not only on a technical level, but his or her spontaneity should also extend to the persuasions necessary to gain the momentary trust of a desired subject".
Client List: Forbes, Health and Wellness Magazine, Brides Magazine, Wedding Style, Men's Health Magazine, Food & Wine Magazine, Martha Stewart Living, Better Homes and Gardens, Country Living, DKNY, Jones New York, Fossil Inc., Redmond Publishing Group, Cherbo Publications, AGE Fotostock Inc., Vectren Energy, Sunoco Inc., Old National Bank, Fifth Third Bank, George Eastman House Museum, Tucker Publishing Group, Starmark International, Greater Rochester Visitors Association.
Client List: Forbes, Health and Wellness Magazine, Brides Magazine, Wedding Style, Men's Health Magazine, Food & Wine Magazine, Martha Stewart Living, Better Homes and Gardens, Country Living, DKNY, Jones New York, Fossil Inc., Redmond Publishing Group, Cherbo Publications, AGE Fotostock Inc., Vectren Energy, Sunoco Inc., Old National Bank, Fifth Third Bank, George Eastman House Museum, Tucker Publishing Group, Starmark International.
Paul Van Hoy II resides in Rochester, NY where he received his MFA in Fine Art Photography from the Rochester Institute of Technology. In 2007 Paul won the Grand Prize in Microsoft's International 'Future Pro' Contest. Also, in 2007, Creative Quarterly recognized Paul as their 'Photographer of the Year' (full article in issue #10). American Photographer Magazine recently profiled Paul's MFA Thesis Series 'Bystander' (full article in March 08 issue). Paul's work has been published in many other photographic magazines, including After Capture, PDN, Digital Photo Pro, CMYK, Photographer's Forum, Professional Photographer, American Photo, Camera Arts, and Creative Quarterly Magazine. Currently, Paul works as a commercial photographer, educator, and exhibiting artist in the Western NY area.
*click here to download a full article from After Capture's December/January 08 issue.
