Real People
Real Moments
Jud McCrehin Photography specializes in telling stories through images whether it be at a wedding, engagement or portrait session. I want the images to show the essence of who you are. I’m a photojournalist and not a photographer who just shoots in a “photojournalist style.” To me, photojournalism is the art of visual story telling; of quiet observation of people and events, with the goal of finding unguarded moments of emotional honesty and present them in the most beautiful and natural way possible. Because it is the unbridled emotion (joy, surprise, love, sadness, melancholy, longing, and so many more) that truly tell a story. This is the strength that I bring to every event. Each person, moment and venue are different, so you will never see the exact same images from me.
I shoot events throughout Northern Virginia, Washington D.C., Maryland and occasionally further. Contact me to learn more and discuss your needs.
About
Welcome
I’m Jud, an award-winning professional photojournalist who lives and works in Northern Virginia just outside Washington D.C.
Jud McCrehin Photography LLC was started in 2007 when a friend asked me to photograph her wedding. At first, I didn’t think I would like covering weddings and events. As it turns out, it is really fun and gives me the opportunity to make some truly unique images of people having the time of their lives.
Galleries
My years in photojournalism have taught me how to be in the right place at the right time. View my galleries to see how I capture people being themselves.
Pricing
Photo packages
I am a Northern Virginia wedding/event photographer who travels throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, occasionally further, shooting all different types of events and assignments.
Blog
6 Steps to Finding the Best Photographer for your Wedding
You need to hire a wedding photographer. Now what? Where do you look? Who do you hire? As many in my profession like to say, “The cake gets eaten, the dress gets worn and stored and the flowers die a week after the wedding, but the images stay around forever.” I like...
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