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About Us
We do Photojournalistic style event photography, meaning we will
capture the events of your particular wedding or event in addition to the
traditional formal shots. We do our best to be unobtrusive and concentrate
on events as they naturally occur rather more than on poses. |
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Standard wedding service: |
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Commences approximately 1
hour before the wedding at the Brides house for several pre-ceremony
shots. Then the service moves to the place of the ceremony with several
shots of the groom, ushers, and pre-ceremony activities. More
photographs are taken during the service (subject to permission of the
ceremony host) attempting to capture significant events of the services,
the Bridesmaids and the Groomsmen, Bride and Groom walking down the
aisle. After the service the group photographs are taken at the Church
grounds or at a nearby location or at the reception or a combination of
all three. At this point, the service moves to the reception. We
capture the first dance, father/daughter dance, mother/son dance, toast,
cutting of the cake and other points of interest during the reception.
Finally, we take several random, off-the-cuff photographs of the events
of the day in order to capture as many memories as possible.The service usually ends with the cutting of the cake. |
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The Photographers
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Photographer
Eric Bennett |
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Eric has been working with photography since the mid
80’s. It is his passion and
hobby. Several of his friends got married in the mid-90’s.
To help them in offsetting the rising costs of their wedding, Eric did
the photography for them. It
turned out that Eric was able to out perform and provide better service than
commercial photographers charging $3,500-6,000 for their services.
To this day, Eric maintains value pricing to help out young couples by
providing outstanding wedding photography.
When Eric isn’t taking pictures, his is the husband and father to 3
of the most fantastic ladies on the planet.
He is employed as a director of a global consulting firm. |
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Photographer Dr. Paul Laumakis |
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Paul
has been with Perfect Day since 2000.
He is outstanding as a photographer and has a keen sense of
organization and timing When Paul
isn’t taking pictures, you can find him at a local University where he is a
professor of Mathematics. |
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Photographer Trisha Kern |
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2003. She is a photography
enthusiast to the extreme. Trish
is excellent at picking out some unique pictures and has an eye for artistic
expression. When Trisha isn’t
taking pictures she a paralegal at a major law firm in Philadelphia. |
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Photographer Mary Anne Shrader |
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Mary Anne has been with Perfect Day
since 2003. She has been a photography enthusiast since 1993. She went to
college for photography where she graduated cum laude at Richard Stockton
College. Her work has been displayed and sold in numerous shows
including the Fourth Street Cafe and the gallery at Richard Stockton College.
She has an artistic eye for the perfect picture which gives her the
ability to capture the perfect moment. She is recently married herself to
a graphics designer. When Mary
Ann isn’t taking pictures, you can find her working as an office manager at
an environmental company or walking her
six dogs. |
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Photographer Kelly Rhodes |
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Joining Perfect Day
Photography in 2004, Kelly has been practicing the
art of photography since owning her very first Strawberry Shortcake camera
in 1986. Having been a Bridesmaid more times that she's willing to
admit, Kelly understands the importance of detail to a Bride and Groom. If
there's a hair out of place, a boutonniere pinned incorrectly or a slip
showing, she'll be sure to find it and fix it, for she's always
on the lookout for any imperfections that may hinder a perfect shot.
When she's not prepping you for a picture, Kel works for a center
city law firm in Philadelphia. |
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Photographer
Shanna Kirwin |
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Shanna Kirwin joined perfect day in 2005.
She fell in love with art in kindergarten when her teacher
asked for an original finger painting she did of just a face with legs
and circles for knees, which the teacher hung up over her desk.
Growing up, art became her passion taking classes inside and outside
school. She attended the
Art Institute of Philadelphia for Animation/Media Arts.
After college photography became an interest when she realized
she was taking more pictures than she knew what to do with them.
She was excited with her new hobby and started taking classes
and learning new things about Photography.
Shanna still taps into her illustration side but feels
there’s nothing better than capturing a memory with a picture! When
she’s not taking pictures or working at an insurance company Shanna
is planning her own wedding for November of this year. |
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Photographer
Tina Lorden |
Tina joined Perfect Day
Photography in 2005. Her creative side is what drew Tina to
Perfect Day. Tina fell in love with photography while scrap
booking and capturing special memories of her first born. She is
true artist at heart and loves to infuse creativity in
everything she does. She prides herself on being at the right
place at the right time to capture special moments when no one
is even aware she is taking pictures. When Tina isn’t behind
the lens, she is a devoted mother
and wife.
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Photographer Lisa
Novitsky |
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Lisa
joined Perfect Day Photography in 2006. She started taking photography
classes in the 7th grade... and that was a LONG time ago! She fell in
love with photography after her first roll of film. Lisa followed
in her brother’s (oh, and of course, her Cousin Eric's – Yes folks, Eric
is my older cousin!) footsteps becoming the photo editor for her high
school yearbook. She took photography courses at The University of
Rochester in New York. She worked in the family photography business for
15 years before taking it over in 2001. Lisa had the opportunity to
shoot 100’s of events under the watchful eye and careful instruction of
her Father. She has a true love and passion for the art of photography.
When she is not taking pictures she is spends her free time care of her
beautiful daughter and riding her horses |
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