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  • We are Vivian & Tim, wife and husband, and we are Wedding Photographers based in New York. We love photographing weddings and we don’t mind to travel for it. Timecut Photography is not just our business, it is our passion! We want to capture the romance, joy and excitement of every wedding with vibrant colors and unique perspectives to make the wedding day special and memorable.

    Our photography style is a mixture of photojournalistic, candid, creative and classic images. We love having fun with our clients and listening to their stories! We always go for something extra for our clients.

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{Sunset at Brooklyn Bridge}

March 9, 2009 Posted in PortraitTags: , , ,
Just another beautiful sunset in Brooklyn, NY. It’s an easy shot to set up. My assistant is stand on my left holding the Quantum t5d-r. I take several of pictures just to get the right exposure. We were enjoy the spectacular display of colors for almost an hour. These images are always favorites for the my personal gallery.
Canon 40D with Tokina 11-16 at 12mm, F7.1 @ 1/250 second at ISO 400.
-Tim
Just another beautiful sunset in Brooklyn, NY. It’s an easy shot to set up. My assistant is stand on my left holding the Quantum t5d-r. I take several of pictures just to get the right exposure. We were enjoy the spectacular display of colors for almost an hour. These images are always favorites for the my personal gallery.
Canon 40D with Tokina 11-16 at 12mm, F7.1 @ 1/250 second at ISO 400.
-Tim
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{Hawaii Hilton Village}

March 9, 2009 Posted in PortraitTags: , ,


Here is another image I came across while reviewing images from my Hawaii trip. I took this image for Vivian after we have a submarine tour in Hawaii. I have to say, I really like it. I think it’s all those cool tree in the background. It gives the image a wonderful sense of perspective.
Canon XSI with 70-200mm at 200mm, F4.5 @ 1/320 second at ISO 200.
-Tim
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{Unique Bouquets}

March 6, 2009 Posted in WeddingTags: , ,


For my last wedding assignment on Valentine’s Day. I saw Anitra, who is the bride was holding a very special bouquets and when i came closer, i found out the bouquets was handmade by clay from Hawaii!!! They are beautiful and I can’t believe the flowers just like the real thing. Deb, the owner of Blossoms can create exotic and unique flowers. I wish I have Deb’s flower in my wedding couple months ago. And the care for these flowers is very easy. Just keep them away from water and direct sunlight. Want to know more about how Deb create the bouquets? check out Deb’s blog in here.
Take a close look to any flower – just gorgeous stuff. hope your enjoy –Tim

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