“THANKS AGAIN OR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE FOR US. IT TRULY WAS A BLESSING HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY NOT ONLY DOING OUR WEDDING BUT GETTING TO KNOW YOU.”
ADAM AND CHRISTINE COMFORT
Comfort Jewelers, Vestal, NY
“We surely appreciated you not only for your photographic talent and willingness to accommodate our requests but also you, the person.”
Blessings to you and yours,
Kay & Gary
“Thank you for being a terrific photographer. Everything looks great, and we could not have made a better choice!”
Leslie & Chris
“We are so happy that you are our photographer! “
Stacy & Eric
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About Ritter Photography
Welcome! My name is Mark Ritter, and this is the blog for Ritter Photography. I have been photographing wedding photography since 1991. I graduated in 1991 from RIT majoring in Professional Photographic Illustration. Post graduation, I worked with various Professional Photographers and Technicians at The Time - Life Magazines Company in New York. I have an eye for detail, and continue to strive for visual perfection. Trained in all aspects of Commercial Photography, I now specialize in both Wedding Photography, and Illustrative “Character” Portraiture.
My studio is located in a suburb of Binghamton, New York. I am available for travel and Destination Photography anywhere in the U.S. and overseas.
For more information, please visit my website at ritterphotography.com.
My studio is located in a suburb of Binghamton, New York. I am available for travel and Destination Photography anywhere in the U.S. and overseas.
For more information, please visit my website at ritterphotography.com.
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Weddings
Each and every wedding is special, I attempt to capture every moment in time the day of the wedding. A bride and groom have only one day to get married, and it the most important day of her and his life... I attempt to make the final images look like a story that describe this wonderful day, and capture the emotion of everyone involved. Superior quality and care is given with capturing these intrinsically valuable images.
Portraits
Personally, I feel a portrait is a depiction of a persons life captured in a moment of time that can never be relived. Each of us are given moments in time, and I have been blessed with the gift of capturing moments. With each image, time is frozen instantly. Within the frame, I attempt to capture the personality of each person. A motion picture, or movie is able to record sound and movements of a subject with movement. With still photography, it is more difficult to depict personality with only one fraction of a second.
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