Ceci B Photography

HistoryRich Verdi studied Photojournalism at The School of Visual Arts, becoming proficient in film and darkroom technology. Often, we get asked why are you shooting film again? The answer is very simple. Film affords our photography style a timeless air about it with unmatched colors. It requires us to slow down and think about how we compose each shot, the lighting, the emotions, the styling. It is very easy in today's modern world to be swept up by new trends and ideas showcased on Pinterest, wedding blogs and even other photography sites. But, our style of photography guarantees you that your wedding photos will look as good in fifty years as they did when they were captured on your wedding day. We are based in both Arizona and New York and adore traveling to shoot weddings all over the globe. Photographing weddings has been a lifelong passion of ours. We would love to be able to document your day through our eyes in the only way we know how, classic and simpleSpecialtiesWe are a husband and wife photography team who loves natural light film photography. To clarify, we are what is known as a hybrid shooter, employing both the use of film in medium format, 35mm and digital technology. Film and digital photography both have their place.Photographing weddings has been a lifelong passion of ours. We would love to be able to document your day through our eyes in the only way we know how, classic and simple.

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