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Testimonials

I usually wait a year to write a testimonial for someone on Flickr but Aaron deserves an exception. In the time we've known each other I've come to find him a constant source of inspiration and vision. His work is always impressive and eye catching. To continue with praise might embarrass Aaron but it would all be true… Read more

I usually wait a year to write a testimonial for someone on Flickr but Aaron deserves an exception. In the time we've known each other I've come to find him a constant source of inspiration and vision. His work is always impressive and eye catching. To continue with praise might embarrass Aaron but it would all be true and deserved. When it comes to weddings, I only wish I had known Aaron when I got married. He does amazing work and I'm not just saying that because sometimes I second shoot for him. He has a great eye for the special moments and goes above and beyond to capture them. Aaron has such an artistic eye and finds stunning composition in everything he sees. He sees something extra in a scene most people would walk away from and this says a lot.

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January 14, 2009

I know what you're thinking: "Hey, that Aaron Spicer guy looks like a young Powers Booth." True as that may be, it has nothing to do with the fact that Aaron Spicer is one of the very best wedding photographers you've ever come across. His photos are lively, and timeless and filled with magic. They instantly create t… Read more

I know what you're thinking: "Hey, that Aaron Spicer guy looks like a young Powers Booth." True as that may be, it has nothing to do with the fact that Aaron Spicer is one of the very best wedding photographers you've ever come across. His photos are lively, and timeless and filled with magic. They instantly create the kind of memories that (truth be told) probably outshine the ceremony itself. He's the guy you want shooting your own special day, and the guy you want to emulate if you're shooting one yourself. The whole Powers Booth thing is incidental.

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August 20, 2008