Welcome and thanks for stopping by. Photography is my passion! It is my honor and privilage to share this passion with you.
I have enjoyed creating beautiful images for many years. My passion for photography began in high school. Shortly after my wife and I had our first child in 1996, I became serious about photography again. I have captured many special moments in both of my childrens' lives over the years. It is incredible how photography can impact us in such a powerful way and bring back the joy and emotion of those moments.
In the summer of 2007, after much prayer and thoughtful consideration, David Snook Photography was born. My first session was on 7/7/07. How cool is that!
It is my aim to capture the same beautiful, timeless images full of joy and emotion for you, as I have been privileged to capture for my family. I am certain you enjoy your photographs and pray they will be a blessing to you.
You can check out more of my work at www.davidsnookphotography.com, or simply click on "Website" above.
Enjoy...
This young lady was a pleasure to work with. She had a great smile and a relaxed pose. We are blessed with a beautiful historic downtown here in New Bern. I was able to utilize several areas, including the old Episcopal Church, that George Washington attended.
It was a bit brisk, but this family had a lot of fun. I really enjoyed photographing them and watching how they all enjoyed each others company.
I had a great time photographing a family at the beach a week ago. The two kids were so adorable and their love for each other really stood out. Here are a few of the shots.
I had the opportunity to photograph a birthday party recently. The photos span five generations. The little girl is so cute and the others look very nice as well.
I had the opportunity to photograph an extended family a couple of weeks ago consisting of three generations. Here are a few of my favorite shots.
I had the privilage of photographing an adorable five month old on Saturday. We shot they pictures under the shade of a hugh old oak tree, by a blueberry patch, both of which carried a number of memories for the grandmother.
