About Hi, my names is Marc Wiesberg, I'm a professional photographer, specializing in weddings, portraiture and commercial photography. This is where i post current work and snippets about my life and travels. Marc Weisberg Studio is a place to find edgy, fresh photography with a personal touch. My studio has photographed weddings from Los Angeles to Sweden. Our award winning work is published in major magzaines like Los Angeles Confidential, Coast, Angeleno, The Knot and Riviera. Featured work is published in six books available on Amazondotcom: The Best of Wedding Photography, The Wedding Photographers Handbook, Master Lighting Guide, The Best of Photographic Lighting, 500 Poses for Photographing Women and Travels with Adele. Past clients include: People like you, The Irvine Company, Conde Nast, Hyatt Hotels, Restauranteurs and Entrepreneurs. View Wedding Portfolio View our Wedding Portfolio click here. View Wedding Web Site Newport Beach based wedding photographer and children's portrait photographer. Info Availability and Pricing Connect with me here.

Here's a few of my favorite wedding images (45 images from 33 weddings) that i just posted to my web site.

I knew when i met the girls' mom Tiffany that this would be a super fun session. And wow was i right. Tiffany dressed the girls in some comfortable dresses with great color and texture and brought along some funky hats and a pink boa too! It was definitely time to be funky and have FUN. Alyssa and Olivia are awesome, they were silly and giggly and had fun playing in the park while i photographed them. The girls are free spirited and the little boys in the park had a natural attraction to both of them. Hmmm wonder why? Could it be that their smiles could melt any heart. Yes. Could it be that they are both uber adorable? You betcha. Maybe its just their dimples! Tiffany, thank you for your trust and for keeping track of the girls as they split their time with me and playing in the park, running from one side of the playground to the other. BTW: The evening after the session Tiffany left me the sweetest phone message letting me know that her daughters had such a wonderful time and that her little one Olivia asked her mom: Mom, what's that man's name who took our pictures....i think i want to mary him." It was such a sweet message and the icing on the cake after a wonder time in the park with these cutie pies.

Kyle and I spent the morning talking about snails, jumping, running and digging in the dirt, looking for snails in the garden and watching him playing with Play-Do. As i followed Kyle around the front yard photographing him, i wondered what i might be like to be a kid again. Kyle is two and a half years old and might just be the cutest kid on the block. His wide eyes, blonde hair, expressive face and angelic lips speak volumes of perfection to the lens. Kyle shared with me (in kids speak) that he had jogart (yogurt) for breakfast. As if something out of a Dr. Seuss story book, Kyle's jogart was *blue!* After our session we went into the kitchen, where Kyle was enveloped in the soft light from the window. He finished a few more spoonfuls of his blue yogurt and took small bites of his raisin bagel and began to play with his Play-Do. I began to compose my final images. With laser focus Kyle cut his Play-Do into thousands of small pieces with his yellow plastic ruler. Intermittently, i called out Kyle's name to get his attention, pretending to have a snail on my head, hoping to have him look up at me once or twice.

Ever since 9/11 photographing on private or even "public property," requires permission. My liason set it up with Tim Dunn head of public relations for the OCPA for me to photograph the grounds and the architecture. Because of the enormity of this project, i decided to head over to the OCPA to scout the location and take a few test images. This way, i'd know what angles, lenses and distance i'd need when doing the twilight photography. During my test shoot i was very involved behind the viewfinder when all of a sudden Tim came up behind me and scared me half to death. I was completely immersed in visualizing what to capture i didn't notice him or hear anything at all. It was all innocent. Tim didn't know who i was and was curious who was photographing on property. Luckily he knew my name because we'd been in contact via email. The scout was well worth it. On my return, i got what i think are some pretty unique images of the OCPA during the day and evening. This shoot took half a day. It was shot during the day and just before and after sunset. Below is my favorite image of this shoot. So many people have photographed the amazing Segerstrom concert hall. The architecture is truly stunning. I wanted to do it a bit differently. So this is what i came up with. This photograph was captured with my Mark III on a tripod, a 15mm 2.8 fish eye, ISO 500, f20 @ 100/sec.

Years ago, my buddy Ken Sklute taught me how to photograph during twilight. And one of my images of Alamo Sqaure in San Francisco, that i shot with Ken made it into one of Bill Hurters excellent books published by Amherst Media.