I will be exhibiting at the Today’s Bride Show at the I-X center on January 18th, 2009! If you would like to meet me in person, view samples of wedding photos, or page through an album, feel free to stop by the booth.

On a accompanying note, I happen to be in the possession of some free admission tickets to the show. If you are thinking about going and want to save a little more for better photos, drop me a line with your wedding date and mailing address and I will send you 2 tickets!

Recently, I had the pleasure of photographing Chris & Sheila’s wedding. The ceremony took place at St. Charles church in Parma, a spectacular setting for the occasion. After the ceremony we traveled to the Cleveland Cultural Gardens and the Art Museum. The setting and weather was perfect for capturing some beautiful images. Chris and Sheila stopped at Corbo’s in Little Italy for a quick snack, where I was able to take some great candid shots. The reception was held at the Irish Cultural Center. I stayed extremely busy all day and took nearly 1,000 pictures. All in all, it was a great experience!

The job is not over with just the wedding, processing the images takes a decent amount of time… time well spent. As you can see, the final images turned out great!

Ziebro Photography’s panorama wedding album is the ultimate in digital storytelling. The wedding album stands out from the rest with a personally designed panoramic layout, a unique full-page front cover, metallic gilding, rounded corners, and high quality materials. The album is hand-bound to create a lasting keepsake of your wedding.

If you are looking for a quality wedding photographer in the Cleveland or Akron area and want a beautiful wedding album, feel free to email for more information.

Often, wedding clients come to me with questions on retouching. “What is it?” “What exactly is done?” My definition of retouching is accenting the positive and reducing the negative aspects of a picture. It is a fine art; great care must be taken not to go to far or the result will look contrived. The trick is to create a wedding photo, that when viewed on its own, looks as if it could have just been taken that way.

As to how exactly retouching is done… Well, that is why clients hire me. I can’t give away all the secrets of my outstanding wedding photos. I can, however, make your photos look like they could be on the cover of Vogue.