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Photographers in New York

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Want professional photos of your trip, a couple shoot or a special occasion in New York? This page lists five photographers and photo services working in New York, with a short description and links to their websites to compare portfolios, packages and availability.

1.Flytographer

Platform connecting visitors with NYC photographers.

Why it stands out: Flytographer pairs travelers with local photographers to capture vacation memories and proposals, delivering digital photo galleries within five days.

2.Shoot My Travel

Photographer booking platform formerly Shoot My Travel, now Angle.

Why it stands out: Formerly known as Shoot My Travel, Angle is a platform that allows clients to book local professional photographers.

3.Aly Kuler Photography

Wedding studio with New York portfolio and New Jersey contact locality.

Why it stands out: Aly Kuler Photography specializes in wedding and engagement photography across New York City, New Jersey, and destinations worldwide.

4.Susan Shek Photography

5.0 ★ · 103 Google reviews

Event photographer offering documentary and editorial coverage.

Why it stands out: Susan Shek offers documentary and editorial event photography across New York City, delivering image galleries within 24 to 48 hours.

5.Jainé Kershner Photography

Photographer specializing in family, newborn and maternity sessions.

Why it stands out: Based in Brooklyn, Jainé Kershner specializes in natural newborn, maternity, and family photography across New York City and the Hamptons.

Planning tips: Photographers in New York

Where to look
Photographers in New York often work around the West Village, SoHo, the Lower East Side, Midtown and Williamsburg in Brooklyn.
When to go
Late spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons; December is festive but busy.
Prices & tipping
Prices are in US dollars and usually shown before sales tax; tipping around 18–22% is customary in restaurants and bars.
Getting around
The subway runs 24 hours, and most of Manhattan follows an easy street grid.
Good to know
Early-morning shoots mean softer light and fewer crowds at famous landmarks.

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