Roy the Photographer

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Roy Serafin is a destination wedding photographer based in Arizona, with 10 years of work featured in "The Year Time Stopped: The Pandemic in Photos" and winner of many awards for his photography around the world.

Quinn & Travis are absolutely one of a kind. Their wedding had people taking planes, trains and automobiles to the max!T...
09/06/2026

Quinn & Travis are absolutely one of a kind.

Their wedding had people taking planes, trains and automobiles to the max!

This is a first touch, a preferred option for couples that don’t want to spoil the aisle.

Travis & Quinn chose to say their vows in private, some couples will just take a minute to talk to each other.

There’s no wrong way to do it’s

Groom portraits, GQ style

Group photos can absolutely go wild.

For example, the bride might take flight.

Getting ready? Nah let’s go fishing. Start your day your way.

Groom details

First look with dad? Highly recommended.

Bridal details!

I don’t love blurry photos without a purpose, but if it shows off the dress? Yes please.

Classic Chevrolet is great way to guarantee your groom smiles!

The brides maids!

This train was 10 minutes early and we all had to run here.

I love a good generational first dance photo! They are actually framed in between grandparents watching their first dance.

Here’s the thing… this shot requires sprinting. The train was supposed to come through after the ceremony, but like 10 m...
09/06/2026

Here’s the thing… this shot requires sprinting.

The train was supposed to come through after the ceremony, but like 10 minutes after.

Steam however, waits for no one.

It came 10 minutes before.

IMMEDIATELY after ceremony.

Quinn and Travis ran, I ran, Sedona + Moab Wedding & Elopement Photographer ran.

Nailed it. 🪩

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I think photographers get worse when they only photograph their own clients.Creativity is a muscle. If you stop putting ...
08/18/2026

I think photographers get worse when they only photograph their own clients.

Creativity is a muscle. If you stop putting it under stress, eventually everyone starts to notice.

Sedona + Moab Wedding & Elopement Photographer —who is an insanely talented photographer specializing in adventure elopements—booked a last-minute sunrise engagement session in Moab.

She couldn’t get a flight that made sense, so she had to drive (8 hours!). I offered to keep her company, threw a lens I’d just received into my bag, and figured I’d use the opportunity to test it out.

By the time we started shooting, I’d been awake for more than 24 hours. Hello, chronic insomnia - again.

But there’s something I genuinely love about occasionally being the second photographer.

These aren’t my clients. I’m not leading the session. I’m not choosing where the couple stands or directing what they do. I have to work around another photographer’s vision and find photographs inside of what’s already happening.

It forces me to see differently.

When you’re always in control, it’s easy to fall back on the things you already know work—the same compositions, the same directions, the same safe photographs.

Second shooting takes some of that control away.

I can only anticipate, react, frame, and look for something the lead photographer might not be seeing.

And that matters when I’m back in front of my own couples.

Because I never want your photographs to depend on perfect light, the perfect location, or me putting you into the same situations I’ve photographed a hundred times before.

Sometimes keeping that creative muscle strong looks like being awake for 24+ hours, standing in the Moab desert at sunrise with a brand-new lens, and having absolutely no say in what happens next.

Turns out, that’s a pretty good way to remember how to see.

Oh and that new lens… the 24-50 2.8 from Thypoch Americas is a beast. Absolutely buy it.

Fall is absurdly insane. 8/29-31 Cabo, Mexico9/4 Durango, Colorado9/12 Indiana 9/25 Seattle9/26 Leave for Italy9/27-10/1...
08/09/2026

Fall is absurdly insane.
8/29-31 Cabo, Mexico
9/4 Durango, Colorado
9/12 Indiana
9/25 Seattle
9/26 Leave for Italy
9/27-10/1 Bari, Italy
10/10 Florence, Italy
10/12 Return to USA
10/22 Sarasota, NY
10/25 Mystery Elopement
10/29 Boston
10/30 Boston
11/1 Engagement in Boston
11/8 Cruise
11/20 Phoenix
11/21 Florence, AZ

Book your Wedding: https://roythephotographer.com

07/31/2026

I feel this song spiritually as a wedding photographer but existentially as a frequent flyer.

Also hire me for your wedding.

Road trip to Moab? I’m in!Finally, after months of waiting, my new lens has has arrived!And as usual when I get new lens...
07/27/2026

Road trip to Moab? I’m in!

Finally, after months of waiting, my new lens has has arrived!

And as usual when I get new lenses, I have to test them out. Luckily this arrive just as I decided I would go ahead and join Sedona + Moab Wedding & Elopement Photographer on her road trip to Moab to photograph a sunrise session at Arches national Park.

1000 miles driving + a session and back home in just over 30 hours. Insane, but fun.

At some point, I’ll be sharing images from that session. For now, here’s a little sneak peek of what this lens is capable of.

Grateful for all the travel of the new places I’ve seen and of course, spending time with Kelcee. (Say nice things about the mirror photo in the comments)

This might be my new favorite lens, it’s the Thypoch Americas 24-50 2.8

It handled everything from portraits, landscapes, and graffiti with ease. Does not hurt that it’s also super light with some weatherproofing and has internal zoom to avoid pulling dust in.

Over the next few months, I’ll be traveling to Mexico, Italy, Colorado, Chicago, Indiana, and Florida for weddings. I can pretty much guarantee: This thing is not leaving my camera very often.

Hire me here: https://roythephotographer.com

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7255 Della Dr
Orlando, FL
32819

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Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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