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There are many Maui wedding photographers here in Hawaii. Of course, I'm convinced that my husband John is one of the best. His photography website has been up for years and although the photos are great, it doesn't begin to show what he's done over the last three years. He is now in the process over this next couple of weeks of revising the look of his entire website and putting up some new images.
I've seen so many amazing photographs come across my desk, I know how good he is. John does an excellent job on the sunset. And it is an art to flash a couple just right so that the background does not go too dark or too light. You will want to see the vibrant ski behind you, just like it is when you stand on the beach at sunset (assuming that you have a Maui beach sunset wedding). And after eight years of shooting sunset photography, John knows how to do a great job at that time of day.
When he first started doing photography the owner of the lab where we took our film commented that John put his couples into so many poses. He said the typical Maui wedding photographer had only a few poses, by comparison. Most photographers shoot several shots of the same pose, but John takes a wide variety of poses so that you will look your best. He pays special attention to details like how you're standing, how you interact with each other and what the wind is doing with your hair. He has many different ideas included in his "bag of tricks."
One year we did two wedding services for two couples who were related to each other on the same beach at sunset. Because John couldn't shoot both weddings at the same time, we hired another highly recommended photographer to do the second wedding. As is John's custom, we had him do a two-for-one shooting ratio. We normally have many unique shots left over, but this photographer would fire off three shots of exactly each pose so that it was very difficult to get enough shots to fill their album. Needless to say, John never wastes his shots like that.
Many couples today are asking for digital. John still shoots film, not digital, because most photographers using digital cameras have to spend another couple of hours in front of their computer tweaking their images. That inevitably raises the prices that a couple has to pay. We do make a CDRom available, if you want it, shot from the original film.
Go to John's photography website and take a look for yourself. His website is located at
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