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Welcome to the Ryan Estes Photography Blog

I'm Ryan, and you'll often find me with camera in hand.  I live and work in the greater Philadelphia area providing brides, grooms, and families with cutting-edge photography.  Here you'll find the latest images, news, and bits of this and that from Ryan Estes Photography.  Come back often -- there's a lot happening, both in my life and in those of my clients.

What sort of images can you expect to see?  That's a difficult question to answer... photojournalism + fashion, portraiture + landscape, documentary + candid... real people on the most important day of their lives, and genuine emotions shining through.

One thing is clear: these aren't your grandmother's wedding pictures.  (No offense to your grandmother, of course...)

Category Archives: Family

Memorial Day

On this day, we as a nation stop to remember those who have given their lives in service to our country. In this age of t-shirt slogans and bumper stickers, it’s difficult to say anything on the subject that doesn’t sound trite or only half-sincere. All I can say is Thank You to...

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Life at one year

I can’t believe it’s been a year since we brought this little ball o’ joy home from the hospital. They say time flies, but I didn’t think they really meant it.
Anyway, last night we gathered to celebrate, and to give V her first concentrated faceful of sugar. I’ll spare you the video, but here...

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Easter

We never had Easter baskets growing up… we’d do the egg hunt and eat enough candy to make us nauseous for days, but as far as waking up and having a glorious basket full of goodies was concerned… nope. Some of my friends would even get presents. (Yeah, I’m talking to you, Charles...

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Hanging out at the crib

I walked into V’s room this morning when she woke up from her nap. Apparently the crib is boring, and the hamper is where the action’s at.

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Let me make you a mix tape

I used to love making mix tapes… still do, actually, though since we’ve traded in our cassettes for CDs and iPod playlists, something gets lost in translation, something wonderfully analog and earthy. When I made mix tapes for girls (and of course they were always for girls) there was always pressure to make sure...

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