Gotta say…I love photographing musicians. Maybe it’s because I have a degree in music. Maybe it’s because I was a professional recording engineer before I was a photographer. In all likelihood, it’s because I enjoy being around people who are good at what they do. Anthony McGill is the principal clarinetist with the New York Philharmonic. Pacifica Quartet is the...
Wedding photographers are accustomed to shooting engagement sessions. They are part of the package we offer our clients. In the many years I’ve worked as a photographer, I’ve only done two proposal sessions. Kasey and Jonathan’s session was one such event. When I received an inquiry from the “potential” groom, I was impressed in his forethought and...
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“Eric is simply the best in the business! We couldn’t have been luckier to have him as our photographer for both our engagement and destination wedding photos. We first met Eric when he shot my older sister’s engagement and wedding photography (back in 2014, no less!) We had such a blast working with him and...
When Nathan asked me to photograph his proposal to Rachelle, I never imagined that the moment would send me to beautiful Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley. I’ve not been to this part of the country so I was blown away with Early Mountain Vineyard and the surrounding countryside. It offered a perfect backdrop to an...
From the bride: What was the setting? Rose Garden and classic three-story Beaux-Arts Home located on the property of a Presbyterian Theological Seminary nestled in the heart of St. Matthews, Kentucky. Throw in a few adjectives! Mid-Summers Night wedding, Boho, French Country, DIY, Vintage, Light, Airy, Pastels, Historic Estate, Classic elegance What was the inspiration?...
A set of black and whites from the Echols family shoot I posted yesterday. For me personally, I love composing square format. This is from a 1959 Yashica635 film camera. Ilford HP5 film pushed 1 stop. Thanks to The FINDLab as always for great developing and scans. You can order prints here.
I’ve been photographing the Echols family for a decade or so. It’s crazy to think I did newborn photos of the kids a few years back. I was honored to get together this fall with three generations of the best family!! Order prints here.
“Eric is simply the best in the business! We couldn’t have been luckier to have him as our photographer for both our engagement and destination wedding photos.” “We first met Eric when he shot my older sister’s engagement and wedding photography (back in 2014, IU no less!). We had such a blast working with him,...
Eric Rudd Photography, where cherished moments are immortalized through the lens of artistry and passion.
Eric Rudd Photography is a highly sought-after photographer renowned for capturing the essence of weddings with skill and creativity. Based in Indiana, Eric's expertise extends far beyond state lines, offering his services for destination weddings worldwide. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to excellence, Eric brings a unique blend of professionalism and artistry to every project, ensuring timeless memories for couples wherever their special day may take them.
