Business Details
13 Years
experience
Documentary Photography for Weddings & Cultural Events
GINA CLYNE PHOTOGRAPHY was founded in 2013 by Gina Clyne, a Los Angeles-based photojournalist and visual artist. With a background in Fine Art Photography from Otis College of Art & Design, I have dedicated my career to documenting the life force of gatherings and creative offerings through both digital and analog film photography. My work extends beyond weddings to include collaborations with contemporary artists, non-profits, and cultural institutions, capturing moments that reflect racial, economic, and gender justice. Rooted in photojournalism, my practice combines documentary-style photography, assemblage, and writing to preserve ephemeral experiences. As a small business owner and daughter of a Cuban-Chinese immigrant, I take pride in creating work that honors my heritage and values.My approach prioritizes authenticity, ensuring every project reflects the unique story of its subject. Over the past decade, I have expanded my services to include limited-edition prints and zines, offering tangible connections to the moments I document. My commitment to feminist principles and social justice informs every aspect of my business, from client interactions to creative collaborations. Whether photographing a wedding or a cultural event, I strive to create images that resonate with emotional depth and historical significance. This dedication to storytelling through a socially conscious lens defines my work and sets my practice apart.
Services
Wedding Photography
Cultural Event Photography
Documentary Photography
Photojournalism
Artistic Collaborations
Print Sales
Zine Production
Details
- Year established: 2013
Highlights and features
- We offer 10+ years of experience in documentary-style photography.
- Our work prioritizes feminist and social justice values.
- We use both digital and analog film for versatile storytelling.
- We collaborate with artists and institutions globally.
- We provide limited-edition prints and zines for lasting memories.
Services
Wedding Photography
Documentary-style coverage of weddings using digital and 35mm/120 film. Captures authentic moments as they unfold naturally. Ideal for couples seeking emotionally resonant, storytelling imagery that reflects their unique celebration and values.
Cultural Event Photography
Photojournalistic documentation of cultural events, exhibitions, and artistic collaborations. Preserves ephemeral moments for institutions and artists. Combines technical precision with contextual storytelling to create lasting visual records of creative projects and community gatherings.
Print Sales
Limited-edition fine art prints from curated series. Available in archival quality formats. Each print represents a carefully composed moment from ongoing artistic projects, offering collectors tangible connections to documented experiences and conceptual themes explored through the lens.
People
Gina Clyne
Photographer & Owner
Los Angeles-based photojournalist and visual artist specializing in documentary-style photography. Founded her practice in 2013 after studying Fine Art Photography at Otis College. Combines photojournalism with social justice values in both commercial and artistic work.
Questions
What photography styles do you specialize in?
I specialize in documentary-style photojournalism using both digital and analog film formats. My approach focuses on capturing authentic, unposed moments that tell meaningful stories about people and events.
Do you travel for events?
Yes, I serve clients throughout California and offer destination photography worldwide. My background in documenting global cultural projects makes me adaptable to diverse locations and environments.
What additional products do you offer?
Beyond event coverage, I create limited-edition prints and zines from ongoing artistic projects. These tangible products allow clients to preserve and share the stories captured through my lens.
How do your social justice values influence your work?
As a feminist and daughter of an immigrant, I prioritize inclusive storytelling that reflects diverse perspectives. This approach ensures my documentation respects subjects' identities while highlighting important social narratives within each project.
