"Your dreams become beautiful treasures in my hands." That pretty much says it all! Susan McKinney of Galeforce Photography in Fort Worth TX knows exactly how important it is to get the most out of your photo shoot.

Susan has a real gift for photography and an artistic vision to match. Her technical expertise and attention to details make Susan a true gem! She is a veteran professional photographer and comfortable in all situations! Even underwater! That's right! If your destination wedding calls for underwater photography Susan has been there, done that!

Picking a good photographer can be one of the hardest things about planning a wedding. Susan McKinney specializes in wedding photography and knows how to capture those little moments that make your wedding personal. Being a woman herself, she makes sure the bride looks her best in every shot. Does your hair look okay? Is the veil straight? Your confidence on the big day is essential and you will be in such good hands with Susan you won't give it a second thought.

Just listen to this blissful bride:

All my pictures are priceless! Each time I look at them I relive the most beautiful day of my life! Not only have I gained a photographer that I want to use for the rest of my photogenic days, but I have a new friendship with the most talented photographer. Susan is truly a blessing, and her pictures too! -Andrea B

Just like Andrea said above, Susan does way more than weddings and will be your go-to photographer for any occasion! Once you use Galeforce Photography, you are treated like family. You even receive discounts on future sessions and prints! No matter what the occasion — senior portraits, family photos, even commercial headshots — you can count on Susan!

A rare attribute of Galeforce Photography is pet portraits. If you have a pet, you know they are part of the family too and getting a picture of their "good side" is next to impossible. Susan is gifted with patience and is able to really work with your pet and capture their personality.

No matter what you are looking for Susan McKinney of Galeforce Photography has got you covered! If you don't live in Texas but would love to have a jack-of-all-trades photographer like this, check out our listings of wonderful local photographers to find one in your area!

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Goodness, where to begin?? As a fan of photography, I'm often intrigued by the work of professional photographers. Having tried my hand at wedding photography before, I'm absolutely-positively-without-a-doubt amazed by Photographic Images. One look at Holly and Keith's bio will impress you but a view of their photos will floor you.

Although Photographic Images is based in North Platte, Nebraska, Holly and Keith work all over the United States to capture the best photos possible. Better still, their work has been featured in very prestigious competitions and displays in countries like China, Germany, Korea and of course the United States. Again, the Photographic Images bio is very impressive but it takes more than just achievement to make great wedding photos. No one knows this better than Photographic Images whose sense of rapport and incredible personalities make them fun to work with!

Brides are stressed on the wedding day with all of the last-minute details. They do not need to spend their day with a wedding photographer they dislike. This will never happen with Photographic Images because Holly and Keith go out of their way to make the day a fun, light hearted celebration while still delivering the finest wedding photos around. If you want an album full of incredible wedding photos from multi-award winning photographers your best bet is Photographic Images.

From the mouth of Holly, here's why Photographic Images is right for your event:

Our work is good because we do sweat the details. A million little things make the difference in a photograph. A small adjustment to the train, a tip of the bouquet so you see the flowers rather then the stems, a little twist of the hips to create a femine figure, a tip of the head to make an image about two people in love rather then two people standing next to each other.  Moving Uncle Joe two inches to the left in the back row, so we see his whole face in the family portrait rather then just half, understanding light quality and direction to set a mood in an image. I could go on and on.

We have years of experience so we can take care of all those little details in an instant. When we are teaching other photographers, we always tell them to become so familar with their equipment and lighting that it becomes instinctual. That's what it is for us, the lighting, posing and photography just comes instinctually, so we can spend our time developing rapport…

I couldn't have said it better myself.