Best Newborn Photography in Anchorage Metro Area

From the Business:Let me start by saying that I love what I do. Indian & Pakistani weddings are the most fantastic occasions, full of energy, vibrancy and dazzling colors. They are wonderful family events that are just bursting with emotion and they are a joy to photograph. Each Indian/Pakistani wedding is a hectic, exhilarating, whirlwind that can last for many days, but the response I get from the couples I photograph is the greatest reward. The challenge for the modern wedding photographer is no longer about just having pictures to put in an album. Today the challenge is to capture the essence of an occasion; to accurately and successfully document one of the most momentous celebrations in a couple''s life. It is to provide a photographic record that not only immediately delights, but continues to delight for years to come. Experience has shown me that trust is critical. My style and approach is totally unobtrusive, not directing or dictating the day. Like a good waiter, who will fill your glass without you noticing, I aim to take my pictures by drawing as little attention to myself as possible. This is where experience and being prepared pay huge dividends. By understanding the structure of the ceremonies and by having researched the venues I''m able to anticipate my shots in advance and can ensure I''m perfectly placed and ready to capture the moment. Each image needs to be a beautiful composition in its own right but it must also record the essence of the moment. Many of the Asian/Indian/Pakistani weddings I''ve documented are noisy, lively, bustling celebrations. They''re filled with color and life, warmth and joy and it''s so vital to capture it all. I aim to capture for posterity the images that people remember; the glance to the side, the nervous smile, the natural beauty and those delicate finer touches that have been so long in the planning. Read more

From the Business:Photographer Heather Thamm was born and raised in northern Idaho amongst a family full of artists. She spent her toddler years pounding on the door of her mother’s closet darkroom, and received her first lessons in composition from her father, a portrait painter. More interested in sports than art, Heather claims she accidentally fell in love with photography after getting hired as a golf course photographer in high school. “I became obsessed with how the camera works and signed up for every photography class I could throughout college.” After years of shooting film she eventually attended the Rocky Mountain School of Photography where she submerged herself in the digital world. Today Heather lives in Girdwood and enjoys a variety of photographic interests including adventure sports, people, and landscapes. Alaskan weddings have proven to be the ultimate photographic experience for Heather. “I love working with people, especially surrounded by all of the amazing landscapes in Alaska.Read more