Friday Photography Showcase

Every Friday, we will feature a very special Indiana wedding  photographer on our blog. While most hail from the Indianapolis area, there are MANY wonderful ones across our beautiful state. Most of whom will travel to take the best pictures of your wedding. From traditional photographers to candid photography, I am sure you will find one to suite your style.

For our very first feature, I am proud to introduce DeFabis Photography. I am so happy to be a sponsor for the DeFabis Photography's Most Engaging Couple of 2010 contest which begins on March 2, 2010. This is such a fun contest and the prizes are AMAZING. Be sure to head here for more details on how you can be a part of this contest!

DeFabis Photography host monthly Open House events so bridal couples can view his work and have a chance to talk with Joe about their specific wedding. Each Open House is on the first weekend of the month. The next one is on March 6, 2010 from 10am - 2pm. You can register here.

More about DeFabis Photography from their website:
If Indianapolis wedding photography is one of the most important considerations for your special day, DeFabis Photography’s Indianapolis wedding photography should be your first choice.



With a true dedication to providing clients with the utmost in beautiful imagery, Joe DeFabis and his associates create the most innovative wedding stories using The Wedding Book.



They masterfully blend today's most popular photographic styles to suit your needs. From exciting black and white photojournalistic images to romantic views that burst with color, your album will be just what you've always dreamed of. The quality is unmistakable.


Indianapolis wedding photographer, Joe DeFabis doesn’t just take the photographs, he tells your wedding story and The Wedding Book becomes an exquisite heirloom and a symbol of lasting beauty. Experience the innovation of DeFabis Photography’s wedding photography in capturing those subtle moments of your day for memories of a lifetime. For the best in elegant bridal photography, choose DeFabis Photography and you won't be disappointed.

Jeremy VanAndel Photography

I had the pleasure to work with Jeremy VanAndel a few weeks ago at my annual High Tea. Jeremy was a delight to work with. How would I describe his work? A blend of classic and artistic.  I love Jeremy's wit. You absolutely MUST follow him on Twitter and Face Book. Check back soon for photos from the High Tea.


Photo Credit: Jeremy Van Andel Photography

Indiana Bridal Photographer Hosts Contest

Austin Warnock is holding a wedding photography contest. His hope is to get responses from prospective brides that may have unique and creative wedding plans. Included in the wedding
package giveaway is:

an unlimited number of hours of shooting on their wedding day (covered by myself and an assistant)

an engagement session

High Resolution DVD copyright free

The winner will be responsible for covering the cost of film (approximately $500 + any travel expenses)

EST value of $4000.00

Includes a 25% discount on all albums


How to Enter:
1. Submit a photo of both the bride and groom
2. Give a brief description of the details/location/what it is that makes your wedding unique
3. Date of Wedding

Send the above information to austinwarnockphotography@gmail.com before Feb 1st 2010. Subject Line: "Contest" - Don't forget to tell Austin you found it here on our blog!


Here's a litle bit of background info on Austin Warnock:
I grew up in a camera store that was owned by my grandfather and have always loved and been enamored with cameras and photography.
I modeled in New York City for big name photographers landing advertising campaigns for Prada, and worked on spreads for L'uomo Vogue.
I moved back to Indianapolis after traveling the world for four years. I picked up my camera and began shooting bands and started getting published nationally. I started shooting weddings last year and really looked to bring a fine art documentary approach to the wedding day. I absolutely LOVE film and shoot about 90% film which seems to be nearly unheard of here in Indianapolis. I believe in film and love it for it's ability to bring out depth and contrast in the final image.