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How I Achieved My Best Documentary Wedding Photography 2024 was a banner year for Ben Wagner Photography. Most importantly I became a father — and my personal photography completely changed. Personal projects were abandoned or put on hiatus for more time (and photos) with baby. But it was also the year in which I felt […]
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How I Achieved My Best Documentary Wedding Photography 2024 was a banner year for Ben Wagner Photography. Most importantly I became a father — and my personal photography completely changed. Personal projects were abandoned or put on hiatus for more time (and photos) with baby. But it was also the year in which I felt […]
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How I Achieved My Best Documentary Wedding Photography 2024 was a banner year for Ben Wagner Photography. Most importantly I became a father — and my personal photography completely changed. Personal projects were abandoned or put on hiatus for more time (and photos) with baby. But it was also the year in which I felt […]
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Mt Rainier Wedding Photography at Eatonville’s Pack Forest Conference Center. Documentary Wedding Photography from Seattle Wedding Photographer Ben Wagner.
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When I quit my job to pursue photography full-time, establishing myself as Seattle Wedding Photographer, I knew I wanted to pursue a documentary style of Wedding Photography.
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A beautiful fall UW Arboretum Engagement Photoshoot by Seattle Engagement Photographer Ben Wagner Photography.
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When I began shooting weddings, I knew I didn't want to take those same photos that everyone else makes. I wanted to make photos that were more real. My goal is not just to make pretty pictures of your wedding day. My job is to tell the story of your wedding day: the laughter, the hugs, the tears.
This is why my work is mostly undirected, unposed, and as candid as possible. Sure I can help you when we take a couple of portraits, but ultimately, I want to capture the day as it really happened. Spontaneous hugs and funny faces and tears of joy. Unrepeatable moments that only ever happen once.
Candid Seattle Wedding Photographer