Myrtle Beach Professional Photographer - Ryan Smith
Candid, unique, and fun wedding, family and event photography
About Ryan Smith Photography of Myrtle Beach
I specialize in relaxed, fun and creative wedding, family, engagement and couple portrait and event photography for Myrtle Beach and the surrounding coastal areas of SC.
My goal as a photographer is to not only capture a beautiful picture, but to capture genuine emotions using a modern photojournalist approach. As a small business I'm the only photographer you will be dealing with from setting up the appointment to the final image printing or album design, so you can always expect consistent results. I always guarantee satisfaction and make sure that you are happy before a sitting is complete.
I've had clients tell me that their experience was the most enjoyable and relaxed they have ever had with a photographer, view my Client Reviews or Facebook page. I use top of the line professional Nikon equipment and I'm a member of the PPA. If you are interested in making an appointment please select contact above.
Basic Pricing Information
For detailed prices, services and answers to common questions visit Portrait / Family Pricing or Wedding Packages or browse the menus at the top of this page.
- Family beach photography session (paid when scheduling): $100-$350 depending on the time of the year, check family pricing page for details.
- Print packages start at $199 (chosen after viewing proofs) and most packages include free to copy and print digital copies of all images.
- Special location shoots such as the Huntington State Park and Atalaya Castle are available for a small additional charge.
- Myrtle Beach wedding photography packages go from $1000 to $2500, all packages include digital copies from your entire session with the rights to copy and print images.
- All Packages Include reasonable Photoshop work and touchups at no additional charge.
Recent posts on my blog:
May 15, 2012: Wedding ceremony at the Conway River Walk
I’m going to try something a little different with my blog posts. Instead of just posting the same pictures I post in my galleries and Facebook, I’m going to post a lot more here, although many of them won’t have any Photoshop work or touchups like pictures in my main gallery. I had a really busy couple of weeks with … Continue reading
April 24, 2012: Some random things from April and how to shoot backlit subjects.
I always have trouble making blog posts when things start to get busier. So I just wanted to post a few random pictures from this month. I decided to talk mostly about the first picture I highlighted below. This was a very difficult situation, as soon as I saw where they were having the ceremony I knew it was going … Continue reading
