I’ve been in wedding photography for more than 15 years. I think a lot of it came from our never ending thirst for adventure, traveling, discovering new places, and finding happiness in the smallest moments. Somehow that naturally became the way we photograph weddings too. Always curious, always looking for those little moments and details that might otherwise go unnoticed.
The Times We Have Photographer
I’d describe my photography as documentary at heart, with an editorial eye.
3 Reviews for The Times We Have
Having them at our wedding almost felt like they were guests and I never felt like I was missing out on my own wedding by doing these photoshoots.
They have a way of not just capturing moments, but the emotion behind them. I am instantly transported back to that day when I look at our photos. It is silently powerful.
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The Times We Have is a Los Angeles photography studio with fifteen years of experience, earning three Wezoree Awards and receiving three client reviews overall.
Their signature is documentary at heart, shaped by an editorial eye that gives every wedding an honest rhythm, refined composition, and unmistakably personal visual story.
Clients can expect a calm presence rather than constant direction; the team creates space for real connection, allowing couples to remain immersed in their celebration fully.
Farah and Kristian felt beautiful and natural, while Alice and Patrick appreciated photography that never seemed staged, awkward, or disruptive to their wedding experience together.
Julia and Brian praised the way their images captured not only the day’s atmosphere, but also the emotion beneath it, making each memory feel immediate.
With collections beginning at $7,000, The Times We Have welcomes Catholic, Orthodox, Buddhist, interfaith, multicultural, and non-religious celebrations with equal care and respect.