In an industry with lots of wedding photographers offering different styles, couples might find it quite hard to identify which one to book for their big day. For Phases n' Faces Digital Photography, solidifying their place in the industry requires keeping a lasting style that past, present, and future generations can appreciate. Headed by Edward Unite, Phases n' Faces has been in the industry for almost three decades, and has owned a classic approach in covering prenuptial shoots and weddings.
While Edward and his team at Phases n' Faces are backed by a strong foundation, they constantly push themselves in order to offer the best to each client. They've mastered their own photographic style, which can be described as timeless. Edward says, "I would like my customers to appreciate my works even after 50 years, so I still prefer classic formal poses and candid shots. I also love scenic panoramic shots." Moreover, Edward and his team make it a point to open themselves to different styles in case clients request for unique themes for their prenuptial or wedding shoot. Balanced with propriety, the photos they produce are refreshing yet stay true with Phases n' Faces' timeless style.
The Phases n' Faces team values time-honored practices, not just with how they shoot photos, but also with how they deal with clients. They forge valuable relationships with the people they deal with by having that genuine interest to get acquainted with clients. "Know them first, especially their names. I try to get into some stories about themselves or about their wedding. I also take some warm up shots," shares Edward. By establishing rapport with the clients, the team is able to shoot photos that make them and--more importantly--the clients happy.
Phases n' Faces is now made up of a team of young skilled photographers, but in true Edward Unite fashion, the team finds ways to keep themselves inspired. "I believe in attending seminars or workshops just like when I started. In the past I attended conferences in the United States. I bought videos of master photographers and view these all over again. During my free time, I check out other photographers or videographers work in the Internet," shares Edward. With the attitude that constantly thirsts for knowledge, Edward and his team readies for more decades in the wedding industry for Phases n' Faces.
