Specialties Wedding Photography by IQphoto is a Studio for demanding couples. Three times Best Wedding Photographer by SF Chronicle, IQphoto offers Engagement, Indian as well as City Hall Wedding Photography. From Alex & Joseph: "Wedding Photography not just a job for us. We take it personally which means we're interested in you, not only in taking photos. Anyone can buy a digital camera and try to photograph a wedding. For us it's a passion. It's our way of sharing the best of times and making new friends. While you have planned a singularly sensational large event or small SF City Hall wedding, our part is to bring our unique ability to find fresh visual ideas--on the spot. We're looking for our own, "Oh wow!" moments and we have the vision and the quick eye to capture these moments for you. We have a well-developed sense of seeing what others may miss." Established in 2002. IQphoto has been around since 2002. Joseph, an engineer by trade, founded IQphoto after relocating to Bay Area and marrying Masha. Two years later it became a full time job for both of them. Alex, a talented aspiring photographer who was able to adapt to IQphoto style, joined IQphoto in 2009. IQphoto won multiple photography awards and named Best Wedding Photographer by SF Chronicle three times. IQphoto was among top ten most published studios in the US in 2014. From the Team: There's a certain kind of wedding that really gets our brains and feet going. If we're with people we're happy to know and socialize with, the magic happens. When we're enjoying your wedding, that's when we are not just professionals--we are artists. We want to dream about your wedding in the same way that you do and we want to treat your wedding as one of a kind. We are looking for a wedding which makes us better photographers and perhaps better human beings. Thank you. Meet the Business Owner Joseph K. You know there is a special moment when you enter the room early in the morning for the first time and see bride sitting by the mirror, having her make up done. When you get your old Leica and get this first picture of her. That sound of the shutter marks the beginning.