hello, my name is anj
Meet Anj, your Southern California based world-traveling wedding photographer. She has captured weddings worldwide in locations like Belize, India, Hawaii, and Mexico. Anj has been photographing lovers for over 4 years.
Anj finds inspiration from the relationships she builds with clients and their families. The ways in which loved ones share a little touch, or shed a tear during meaningful moments, reminds her that the little things matter, and being able to document those photos for posterity is incredibly meaningful.
Anjali's experience allows clients to have a story told through the images they receive. That not every image needs to be perfect, but that the imperfections are what can make the moment perfect. Her focus lies mainly in the mundane moments, when nobody is watching but the fleeting moments are captured for eternity. xx
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why photography?
Growing up, the thing I remember most is the amount of photos we used to take. I remember my mom taking out the camera and having my brother and I pose on the front porch of the first house we lived in. I remember the once-in-a-while days where we finally got along and then the snap of a shutter would catch us off guard and send us back to our sibling battles.
What I remember now is different than the things I remembered back then.
Photography to me is more than just capturing an aesthetically pleasing photo. Its about the little mundane moments that come out when you least expect it. Its even about the moments you expect, just told from someone else's emotions.
It's being able to tell a story using emotions of not only the main event, but also through the people that live through it with you. That's my why.
In 20 years when you look back on the photos and memories told, do you want to remember the moment as you remembered it back then?
Or do you want to see the whole picture? How the story unfolded through mom's eyes, or how dad couldn't stop crying the whole time. The flowers and how the light hit them juuuuuuuuuust right at 5pm that day. Or maybe how the kids loved playing with the fish in the pond out front. The unseen moments, from start to end.