Josh Hill with his camera at a wedding

About

I didn't want to forget.

That is the whole reason any of this exists. Everything after it is just getting better at it.

Hi, I'm Josh

It started with a phone and a bad memory.

At first I took photos on my phone. Just snapshots of things I wanted to hold onto. But the more I captured, the more I noticed it was the in between ones I kept coming back to. Not the posed shots. The moment right before, and the moment right after.

I picked up a real camera during COVID while building a van for life on the road. Creators I met in that world taught me how to use it. When I found out I was going to be a dad, the van stayed behind. The camera came with me.

Before any of that, I spent three years at Chick-fil-A, fully planning to own one someday. Learning how to read a room, lead a team, and make everyone in it feel genuinely cared for. The restaurant never happened. That training is in everything we do now, and it is the part most people notice before they notice the photos.

A couple caught mid-laugh on the dance floor
Olivia and Jett walking the vineyard rows at Koury Farms

This is what it turns into

Olivia & Jett · Highlight film

"You're not just hiring a talented videographer, you're trusting someone who truly cares."

"Over a year and a half after our wedding, my father passed away unexpectedly. At the time of our wedding, we hadn't purchased the full set of video footage, but Josh, with kindness and compassion we'll never forget, still had everything archived. Without hesitation, he made it possible for us to purchase all the footage that included my dad. Josh didn't just film our wedding; he preserved something priceless for our family."

Kathleen Griffis · Google review

The two of them, quiet, before everyone else arrives

The team

It stopped being just me a while ago.

Five years and nearly 200 weddings in, I lead a team of photographers and videographers across Georgia. They were not hired off a job board. They shoot the way I shoot, they were trained the way I was trained, and they care about your people the same way.

That matters for a practical reason too. If your date is one I can't personally take, you are not starting over with a stranger. You get the same team, the same process, and the same work.

Read our reviews and you will see couples thanking our associates by name. That is the part I am proudest of.

What we actually care about

Four things we will not cut corners on.

01

Connection that runs deep

Connecting with people was my strongest suit long before I picked up a camera. On a wedding day that means knowing you before we arrive, reading the room once we do, and building enough trust that you forget the camera is there. It is not a technique. It is the reason couples feel genuinely seen in their photos.

02

Quality that lasts

Quality starts before the wedding and finishes well after it. We cover the day with the right team size, keep our cameras up when others might take a break, and back everything up on two physical drives and two clouds. Sneak peeks within 72 hours, full delivery within three months. Beautiful work matters. So does a process that holds up.

03

Authenticity in the room

Every wedding follows a similar structure, but what happens inside that structure is completely different every time. We document the day as it actually unfolds. What gets said in the speeches, how the first look really goes, the energy when everyone is finally together. Poses that fit you, and an edit that captures how it felt to be there.

04

Fun that frees you

We take the day seriously without letting the weight of it get in the way of enjoying it. We have jumped in pools at the end of receptions and woken up at 5am to shoot a sunrise timelapse. None of that was in a contract. Our job is to keep you present, the team calm, and the energy light enough that real moments can happen.

"He is now not only a photographer to us, but became a life long friend."

"There were 26 of us traveling out of the country and every single person fell in love with Josh in just five days of being with him. He created the perfect balance of photographing our trip and being able to enjoy himself all at the same time. If you're wanting to trust someone to deliver on what they promise, Josh is your guy."

Cassidy Gregory · Google review

Off the clock

A few things that have nothing to do with cameras.

HomeOakwood, North Georgia. Married to Kris, dad to four.
Before thisThree years at Chick-fil-A, fully planning to own one someday. The restaurant never happened. The hospitality came with me.
Furthest I have goneCabo. A couple found me online, we met over Zoom, and a few months later I flew to the other side of Mexico for their wedding.
What Cabo taught meRead the neighborhood before you book the Airbnb. There was a chicken outside my window at 4:30 every single morning.
Dumbest thing I have done for a shotWalked out onto a frozen lake in Colorado without really knowing the rules of frozen lakes. Tested every step before I put weight on it.
Always in my hand at a receptionA Coke Zero. Diet Coke will do. It is not the same thing, and I will die on that hill.
Gets me on the dance floor"Bottoms Up," no exceptions. And "Payaso de Rodeo," which the whole team learned from shooting Mexican weddings this year.
Weirdly good atClaw machines, and anything arcade that comes down to timing. Mostly a party trick. It did real work on my second date with Kris.
What my kids think I doI told them I work everywhere, because I travel so much. Now they ask if I work at every restaurant we walk into.
The end of the night

Tell me your story.

If you have read this far, you probably value connection over performance. Same here. Let's get on a call and talk about your day, your people, and whether we're the right fit for it.

We usually reply within one business day.