Glen Johnson has focused exclusively on developing the art of wedding photography since 1998.

His goal is to document the whole story of the day with images that are candid, beautiful and honest. He strives to capture the natural beauty in the most mundane, everyday moments. No glance is insignificant, no smile too common. These moments are the ones that tell the real story of your wedding day.

His ability to capture intimate moments in a beautiful and artistic way keeps him busy photographing weddings across the US, Europe and Asia.

Glen's work exhibits a unique blend of photojournalistic and bold portrait styles. This style (called Portrait Journalism) has evolved into the most popular form of wedding photography because it creates a collection of images with a combination of dramatic creative portraits of the Bride and Groom, and a large selection of shots that are natural, spontaneous and unposed - capturing your family and friends in a way that minimizes the posed look and the awkward interruptions throughout the day.

In the menu above, you'll find links to several slideshows
with hundreds of pictures that should give you an
excellent view into the type of images Glen creates.

Some of the shows are on a theme, while others contain images from a single wedding.

Experience counts!

Wedding photography is very different from other types of photography, and even though you may have a friend or relative that is an excellent photographer, that does NOT make them a good wedding photographer. An experienced wedding photographer knows when to stay back in the shadows and when to get right up to the front. He/she will know exactly when to be in a certain spot to capture the important moments throughout the day while still maintaining a respectful sense of sacredness for your wedding, so that the important moments are captured without turning the whole event into a photo shoot.

Glen has witnessed hundreds of weddings in the US and over 40 destination weddings outside the US. This experience is priceless when it comes to capturing the natural, un-posed story of a wedding as it unfolds. And if you happen to be planning a destination wedding, Glen's travel experience can easily make the difference between a photographer that shows up, and one that doesn't make it at all.

In 2006 the publisher John Wiley and Sons asked Glen to put
this experience down in a book. After many months behind the keyboard, Glen can now say that he "wrote the book" on
digital wedding photography.

You can find the finished product, titled: "Digital Wedding Photography: Capturing Beautiful Memories" on the shelves at any major bookstore in the US, or on the Internet.

According to Amazon.com, this book is THE most highly
rated book on the market in the category of wedding photography.

You can read the reviews and order an autographed copy here.

A Zen poet once said,

"A person who is a master in the art of living makes little distinction between their work and their play, their labor and their leisure, their mind and their body, their education and their recreation, their love and their religion. They hardly know which is which and simply pursue their vision of excellence and grace, whatever they do, leaving others to decide whether they are working or playing. To them, they are always doing both."