Our wedding or other event photography is based on tale-telling. It is a story that the pictures tell. We train our photographers in creative imagination to focus on glare or gloom (if required) in the story and bring out the uniqueness of the event. Patterns, symmetry, huge close-ups, chiaroscuro, Rembrandt lighting, behind curtains shots that punctuate the story and little unplanned scenes of seemingly insignificant nature to create a special album or photobook that one keeps wishing to look at.

Fordpic style is derived from Henry Ford’s background as a journalist, fine artist, creative design teacher, and feature creator. We like creating dynamic stories based on lines, curves, unique perspectives, or symmetry with light manipulation. The whole purpose is to keep the eye on the photo the way you look at Da Vinci’s famous Monalisa. My customers have credited me for creating those unique images with an artist’s touch, and the ability to explore some seemingly insignificant objects or subjects that punctuate the story to give it more meaning.

Over 10 years in photojournalism has taught us that a story can be at any time of day or night with full light or almost total darkness. Our professional cameras have the capacity to capture details of pictures with low apertures even for high-motion subjects. We have shot photos in chapels, churches, and shrines where flash photography is not allowed. Candlelight dinners and disco dances, and meditation sessions are shot with no extra flashlight added. Here are photos in the dark with no extra light (see here)

Not really. We emphasize that all our photographers use the same unique style. All Fordpic photoshoot work is reviewed by our editorial team to ensure quality and professionalism that is consistent with our brand. However, under some special circumstances, our clients may require different styles to suit their needs.