Photographing a wedding is a "get it right the first time" activity because those special moments are fleeting and will never be experienced again.  But that doesn't also mean that couples need to spend hundreds (or sometimes thousands) of dollars capturing those fleeting, precious moments in order to have them professionally preserved in photos.  

I firmly believe that in photography, as in many other things in life, less really is more.  That is, unlike many high priced professionals who would much prefer to have people pay them to take such photos, with the advent of today's high quality, medium-priced film and digital cameras, professional results can now often be obtained without the professional price.  

As you can see from this wedding portfolio, obtaining high quality wedding photos doesn't necessarily mean high cost or the use of a fancy camera.  It's all in the eye of the photographer and how well he or she uses what they have.  All of these photos were shot with 200 speed PhotoWorks print film and a Pentax Zoom 105-R "point and shoot" camera.