E X P E R I E N C E
Michael Kamber has worked as a photographer in New York City since 1985. His work has appeared in The New York Times, the Village Voice, Brooklyn Bridge Magazine, New York Magazine and in dozens of other publications. He was staff photographer at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority from 1992-99, where he photographed annual reports, ad campaigns, portraits, and news events. He has had numerous solo and group exhibitions.

Michael has also worked as a cameraman on a dozen documentary videos. He has shot, edited, and produced several digital video projects as well.

Michael has photographed approximately 40 weddings over the last 15 years, and can shoot in a variety of styles. He uses his background as a photojournalist and his extensive portrait experience to capture both fleeting moments and top-quality portraits.

Friendly, organized, and hard working, Michael shoots always aware that his photos will forever represent your wedding day. Video work is available on request.

P R I C I N G
Wedding photographers make most of their profits by keeping your negatives and charging high prices for prints and expensive albums.

I'm different. I charge a flat fee to shoot your wedding--always under a thousand dollars if you are in the New York City area. Film and development is extra, typically two or three hundred dollars. I then give you the negatives as well as sources where you can get (at cost) blow-ups, reprints and albums. You put together your own album. This usually takes a couple of pleasurable afternoons, saves you money, and leaves me to do what I do best--shooting your wedding. I am always available for free follow-up advice if need be.

My customers end up with a gorgeous wedding album for between $1,000 and $1,500, half the price of many other photographers. Of course the ownership of your original wedding negatives--to be handed down through the generations--is priceless.