Redding wedding photographer and Chico photojournalist Lucas Mobley spent 4 years as photojournalist at the Record Searchlight Newspaper. He is based in Seattle but photographs half of his wedding photos each year in Redding California. His moment driven photography is completely unique to Redding and Northern California. Travel to Redding and Chico to photograph weddings is free.

Lucas's focus on candid photojournalism and documentary wedding photography sets him appart from other photographers. He is considered a top destination wedding photographes. He is the only actual photojournalist providing wedding photography for Redding and Chico. Mobley is also available as a photographer and photojournalist in Mt Shasta, Susanville, Big Bend, Chico, Lasssen, Shingletown, Palo Cedro, Yreka, Eureka, Red Bluff, Redding, Anderson, Lake, Shasta, Sacramento River, Sundial Bridge, Eureka, Arcata, Ashland Oregon and many other cities. He also is a photographerfor Chico. Terms to help you find my Redding Photography website include tearms include Redding Wedding Photographer, wedding photographers, wedding photography, wedding photojournalists, california photojournalists, reno photojournalists, reno photographers California photographers, Sacramento wedding photographers, great wedding photography, high-end wedding photographer, ashland photographers, ashland photographer, Oregon wedding photographer, oregon wedding photographers destination wedding photographer, destination wedding photographers, eureka photographer. mt shasta photography. Redding Wedding Resource Links. Read his Wedding Blog Being Here Now.

If you rate the importance of great photography a 10 out of 10, you've come to the right place.

Photojournalism is about capturing moments and emotion to tell stories. Seven years of documentary photojournalism for newspapers across the US have given me the skills to capture moments with an artistic and compelling style. My images have been published in Men's Vogue, Sports Illustrated, The New York Times, USA Today, The LA Times and in many more publications.

My work is about real life. I approach each subject and assignment with the goal of capturing life as it is. I photograph as an obsever, not a director. I try to stay in the background and allow events to happen naturally. That allows you to live your day, and allows me to make the most meaningful images!

It's real photojournalism: The most special day of your life, captured as it happens, forever.
No other style of photography can be as timeless as photojournalism. Photography styles change over time, but real moments last forever.

HOW I WORK

My goal is to take pictures that will blow you away. One of the most important ingredients needed to capture great pictures is TIME.
For weddings, I like to arrive when you first start getting ready in the morning, and stay till the very end of the reception. I want to be there for everything! It's not possible to capture moments if you're not there to witness them.

The extra time I spend with you in the morning will pay off big time later in the day. After a while you'll forget that I'm there
and you'll stop paying attention to the camera. That's when great moments happen!