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Zack Bradley is a Greenville SC wedding photographer serving the Southeast and beyond. Capturing a mix of candid and natural-looking editorial, story-driven images for couples who value real moments and beauty. After nearly a decade as a wedding photographer, he has documented some of the most extravagant and intimate weddings and is truly comfortable in all environments. Zack is glad to have the opportunity to create beautiful images for couples who value real moments and beauty. If you are looking for a wedding photographer based in the Southeast United States who is willing to travel, look no further. Zack offers his services worldwide and is comfortable with multi-day, highly curated events, and intimate affairs alike.
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3818 Hwy 414, 29356, Landrum, United States
- zack@zackbradleyphotography.com
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