Based in Naples, FL BinaryFlips Photography is a family business made up of Dennis and his wife Tina along with his two cousins Jose and Vic. Dennis and his family have always loved to take photos, but after his own church wedding was when he truly fell in love with weddings and the art of photography. Now a thriving family business offering photography services in Florida, New York and Connecticut, BinaryFlips Photography is one of the most sought-after photography companies in the South. Their work has appeared regularly on Completely Unveiled and in the pages of Weddings Unveiled. Read on to learn more about owner Dennis and what inspires his work.
BinaryFlips Photography is based in Naples, FL offering their photography services in Florida, New York and Connecticut and are available for assignments worldwide. To contact BinaryFlips Photography, visit their website here or call 941.916.8370.
Weddings Unveiled: How did you become a wedding photographer?
Dennis: Everything started as a hobby. My cousin and I used to take scenic trips and shoot thousands of photos. We got our inspiration after our church wedding a few years ago. I got married a few days before my cousin's own wedding and we fell in love with anything and everything related to weddings. My wife and I are both medical graduates but we now do this together.
WU: Digital or film or both? Why?
Dennis: Digital. I fell in love with Photoshop since its first release. Moreover, it gives us the freedom to tweak almost anything and add a hint of art into each photo. We believe the slightest difference makes the biggest impact. I love the feel of film though.
WU: Describe your wedding photography style.
Dennis: Non-traditional. I truly appreciate how difficult it is to put everything into place and I want to be able to capture everything as much as humanly possible for the couple to forever remember it by in an artistic manner.
WU: Show us your favorite wedding image and tell us why it represents who you are as wedding photographers.
Dennis: It was hard to narrow it down to one because we have so many favorites and there is four of us in the team. This is one of my personal favorite and I believe this represents our style.
WU: What inspires you?
Dennis: Our inspiration comes from our couples. Nothing else fires us up than seeing all the preparations and details done by the couple for one of the most important event of their lives.
WU: What inspires your photography?
Dennis: The feedback we receive from our clients and the challenge to give each wedding a unique look.
WU: How do you keep your wedding photography fresh?
Dennis: Magazines - old and new. It helps a lot having a female in our team as well. She tends to see every minute detail.
WU: Do you do non-wedding photography work? If so, how does it influence your wedding photography?
Dennis: Yes - we occasionally do non-wedding photography work. It actually broadens our imagination.
WU: What makes you different from other wedding photographers?
Dennis: Us - and our unique relationship with each couple.
WU: What would be your ideal wedding assignment?
Dennis: All our weddings have been very ideal!
WU: Tell us three things you can't live without.
Dennis: My family, my phone and my cologne.
WU: What is the best advice you can give to an engaged couple?
Dennis: Be yourself, pick your style, choose the vendors that fit and enjoy your big day.
BinaryFlips Photography is based in Naples, FL offering their photography services in Florida, New York and Connecticut and are available for assignments worldwide. To contact BinaryFlips Photography, visit their website here or call 941.916.8370.
Weddings Unveiled: How did you become a wedding photographer?
Dennis: Everything started as a hobby. My cousin and I used to take scenic trips and shoot thousands of photos. We got our inspiration after our church wedding a few years ago. I got married a few days before my cousin's own wedding and we fell in love with anything and everything related to weddings. My wife and I are both medical graduates but we now do this together.
WU: Digital or film or both? Why?
Dennis: Digital. I fell in love with Photoshop since its first release. Moreover, it gives us the freedom to tweak almost anything and add a hint of art into each photo. We believe the slightest difference makes the biggest impact. I love the feel of film though.
WU: Describe your wedding photography style.
Dennis: Non-traditional. I truly appreciate how difficult it is to put everything into place and I want to be able to capture everything as much as humanly possible for the couple to forever remember it by in an artistic manner.
WU: Show us your favorite wedding image and tell us why it represents who you are as wedding photographers.
Dennis: It was hard to narrow it down to one because we have so many favorites and there is four of us in the team. This is one of my personal favorite and I believe this represents our style.
WU: What inspires you?
Dennis: Our inspiration comes from our couples. Nothing else fires us up than seeing all the preparations and details done by the couple for one of the most important event of their lives.
WU: What inspires your photography?
Dennis: The feedback we receive from our clients and the challenge to give each wedding a unique look.
WU: How do you keep your wedding photography fresh?
Dennis: Magazines - old and new. It helps a lot having a female in our team as well. She tends to see every minute detail.
WU: Do you do non-wedding photography work? If so, how does it influence your wedding photography?
Dennis: Yes - we occasionally do non-wedding photography work. It actually broadens our imagination.
WU: What makes you different from other wedding photographers?
Dennis: Us - and our unique relationship with each couple.
WU: What would be your ideal wedding assignment?
Dennis: All our weddings have been very ideal!
WU: Tell us three things you can't live without.
Dennis: My family, my phone and my cologne.
WU: What is the best advice you can give to an engaged couple?
Dennis: Be yourself, pick your style, choose the vendors that fit and enjoy your big day.
