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Devin Card is an international destination wedding photographer who works in a variety of locations from Tofino, BC to Cancun, Mexico. He also specializes in multi-day wedding photography in Cuba. His easy going personality and fun nature allow for a playful day of creative photography with his clients.
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- Devin Card
- I initially fell in love with photography when I started traveling over 12 years ago. I wanted to be able to capture the feelings and the beauty of different countries as I adventured through them. For me, traveling taught me the art of being unobtrusive. I became adept at not only being in the right place at the right time but also having the eye to catch incredible moments as they unfolded. Upon returning I attended several weddings where I witnessed several pushy “smile at me” wedding photographers. This style, I realized, was not for me, and I knew there was a better, more natural way to capture the intimate details from a wedding. After gaining experience shooting a number of weddings in the summers of 2002 and 2003, I instantly fell into the role of a photojournalist. By capturing moments as they happened, recording them as a historian would, I was preserving these moments for years to come. The visual story I was recording allowed my clients to enjoy their wedding day over and over every time they looked at their album.
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