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Winfield Historical Times' Review
Danny at 'Timeline Visuals' is very thorough, reliable and always willing to take on a challenge and go the extra mile. He colored throughout TV pilot- 'Winfield Historical Times...And Other Oddities' which required a lot of saturation, keying and detail work. I (the director) definitely recommend him and cant wait to work with him on future projects! - Winfield Historical Times
The C and N Show's Review
We love working with visual timeline, Danny is very responsive and attentive to his clients and a great artist :) - The C and N Show
Reggie's Review
I've hired Timeline Visuals (Danny Graham) for various editing projects for my marketing clients. He's handled himself with incredible professionalism and takes that extra mile. He's also very versed in editing and coloring. I will certainly use his services again for both corporate and narrative video editing. - Reggie
Ryan's Review
Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.It was such a pleasure to work with Timeline Visuals. From the moment I reached out—Danny had been quick to respond, punctual, and delivered such beautiful images! He showcased true professionalism while also bringing a down-to-earth atmosphere that made me feel completely comfortable in front of the camera. I can not recommend Timeline Visuals more! -Ryan
David's Review
I've had the pleasure of working with Timeline Visuals on many projects over the past few years, ranging from live events and photo/video shoots to color correction and general post production. Danny and his team are easy to work with and consummate professionals. They have been consistent and reliable on every project, always going the extra mile, and always knowing how to improvise when needed. Highly recommended! - David
Mariam's review
Timeline Visuals has been delivering consistent and quality pictures since we started working with them several years ago. Danny is very attentive, professional, and goes above and beyond to make sure we get the best final product possible. Highly recommend! - Mariam
Why Have a Second Shooter?
A second shooter’s job is to be focused on what the primary photographer may be too busy to see. The primary photographer is often held liable to getting quality photos of moments similar to what most people say are important. They set their shot and then wait to get an iconic photo of a moment that we all knew was going to happen. While that is happening, a good second shooter is snapping all those reactions to the couples loved ones, and waiting for that same moment.
The Subtleties of Wedding Photography
When you ask someone, “What are the most important photos of a wedding?” most people tell you that it's the kiss. They say it's the first dance, the first look or the portraits of the bride and groom.
These statements are completely valid, but any experienced photographer knows that there is much more complexity to a wedding day. The capturing of subtle interactions between family and friends to be imortalized along the complexity of life is the true value of an event photographer. A photographer waiting for the first kiss may not notice the brides parents holding hands, with eyes full of joyful tears. That moment can mean more then anything to the bride when their time has come and she can still cherish that memory long after.
A second shooter’s job is to be focused on what the primary photographer may be too busy to see. The primary photographer is often held liable to getting quality photos of moments similar to what most people say are important. They set their shot and then wait to get an iconic photo of a moment that we all knew was going to happen. While that is happening, a good second shooter is snapping all those reactions to the couples loved ones, and waiting for that same moment.
Emotional heartstrings aside, there are plenty of logistical reasons for having a second photographer. Often, couples get ready in different locations and have their prep roughly around the same time. It’s not always realistic to have one photographer running back and fourth, with the expectation of catching “a few good moments”. You can never really force that timing. Budget is sometimes the concern and that is completely understandable, which is why we even offer using a single photographer.
Efficiency is key to a wedding timeline moving smoothly. Having a second shooter means groomsmen and bridesmaid photos can be shot at the same time. One photographer can capture the carefully selected décor before it's ransacked by hungry wedding guests, while the other photographer snaps family portraits.
Lastly, should ‘fit hit the shan' and your bestest boy plays tug with the photographers camera straps, or the ring bearer’s wagon sneaks into the isle just a little too far and ultimately table-top your lead shooter rendering him unconscious for the first kiss. We then have a back up. The second shooter is there heroically, snapping the first kiss. The moment every second dreams of, the moment they become immortalized as they go to and a strong contender employee of the month.
To recap..
A single good photographer can always get the job done and often well. They in no way can be perfect, but a good team can be.
Timeline Visuals is a wedding photography and video company located in northern New Jersey
Cassidy's Review
We had the best experience with Danny! He was thorough and communicative during the planning process. Day of, he made us feel completely comfortable and spared no detail. If there are specific moments you'd like photographed, rest assured that he will capture them. He'll also coach you through some other really lovely shots, make wonderful suggestions around background and lighting, and take the best candids. Danny is professional, kind, and knows what he's doing. I cannot recommend him highly enough - stop looking, just book him! - Cassidy
Toni and Frank's Wedding Highlight
Toni and Frank’s Wedding Highlight Video
Toni and Frank had a blast of a backyard wedding at their home in South Jersey. They know how to party.
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