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Callaway Gable is a Los Angeles wedding photography studio led by husband-and-wife duo Brian and Allison Callaway, known for bold, editorially driven images that blend clean portraiture with photojournalism. The studio blends editorial portraiture with instinctive photojournalism, with published work in Vogue, People Magazine, Inside Weddings, and Grace Ormonde, and has earned over 300 industry awards from organizations including Fearless Photographers, ISPWP, Rangefinder, and World's Best Wedding Photos. Brian and Allison have photographed weddings for over 15 years, documenting more than 1,000 weddings across Los Angeles, California, and international destinations; they have also spoken at CreativeLive, WPPI, and international photography conferences. Based in Los Angeles and available for weddings worldwide, with documented work in destinations including Provincetown, Idaho, Hawaii, and Los Cabos. Couples consistently highlight Brian and Allison's advance location scouting at unfamiliar destinations, calm and organized presence on the wedding day, skill with both posed family groups and candid moments, and a final gallery that couples describe as feeling like a magazine cover shoot.
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