Who you're hiring:

Logan MaCall Lyon, THe artist

I picked up a camera at a young age, mostly photographing family and friends for fun. But it was a volunteer photography role at a summer camp in high school that truly sparked my passion for capturing events and telling the story of action-packed days through still images.

Weddings quickly intrigued me, and seven years later, I’m endlessly grateful that I trusted my gut and dove in headfirst. I see my work as an extension of how I experience the world — chaotic and calm, colorful and emotional, timeless yet fleeting. I love sharing the unique ways I find beauty in unsuspecting moments. Some of my favorite photographs are historical ones: images that offer a glimpse into everyday life, showing how people once lived, loved, and moved through the world.

If I weren’t a wedding photographer, I’d be shooting sports. To me, weddings feel a lot like an average sports game — fast and slow, emotional, and only predictable if you dedicate yourself to every inch of the moment. I draw a lot of inspiration from legendary sports photographers like Neil Leifer and the way they freeze peak emotion in motion.

By blending my love for documenting family with my eye for action-packed moments, I craft each gallery to feel personal, intentional, and touched by an artist’s hand. People always ask what I do when I’m not taking pictures — and my answer never changes: taking pictures.

Note from Logan.

What your business means to me

I find myself constantly overwhelmed with gratitude for this job. So often when I tell people I am a wedding photographer, they huff and make a comment about how tiring it must be to deal with "all that drama." Weddings are emotionally intense days, that is no doubt, but those people never ask how rewarding it is to be entrusted with someone's emotionally intense day. 

I could write a laundry list of all the things I love about my job but the top of the list would be highlighted, in bold, and underlined: The people.

Having you here, knowing you connected with my work in some way, is enough. 

All in all, I have deep, boring philosophical thoughts on photography, how to take a good picture, and the importance of it throughout history. Fashion and travel and wine are always a bonus to every wedding I'm hired for but the truth is I love being a wedding photographer because I love being a light in someone's day, a hand to hold, and a shoulder to lean on... I'm a virgo moon, what can I say? 

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