Meet the Photographers

As much as one photographer may love shooting weddings, it is impossible to be in more than one place at once! While a smaller event can be covered by a single photographer, the larger weddings require a group effort. While Ed mainly works as support staff, Kim and Jodean are experienced photographers capable of shooting a wedding on their own or helping out as a second on the larger weddings. Check out the gallery like at the bottom of this page to see some of the fabulous work these talented photographers have done. Regardless of who takes the images, they can be incorporated into your one-of-a-kind storybook album designed by Anita just for you!

Anita Marshall (a.k.a Steely Joe): I have been a shutterbug since my first photography class in high school. I have been working professionally since starting up Steely Joe Studio Photography in 2007, and won my first wedding photography competition in 2010. My style leans more towards photojournalistic and candid images. Weddings are my passion, but I also love doing creative portraits, especially with high school seniors, and dabble in fashion photography as well. Custom-designed albums that tell a story through images are my specialty.
Kimberly Ginn: A succesful photographer on her own, Kim runs a photography company called Sweet Portrayal. She specializes in exceptional natural-light newborn photography and is a gifted portrait artist. She is avaliable for weddings on a limited basis, and especially enjoys coming up with creative portrait ideas.
Jodean Brannan:Photojournalistic in style, Jodean is great to team-shoot an event with. She specializes in on-location family portraiture and has her own photography buisness, Jodean Brannan Photography. Although her style is in the same vein as mine, it is interesting to see what different images we produce when photographing the same thing! Her quiet, thoughtful style is a great addition to any wedding package.
Ed Marshall: Ed works full time as the network administrator at Circle of Life Hospice. On the weekends, he likes to go with me to shoot weddings. Although he mostly functions as an very capable assistant, he is also busy practicing his photography skills. Ed gets some good "behind the scenes pictures" when people don't think there is a photographer around!