Parker J is a husband to Missy, a dad to Scout, a master to Austin & Marley (golden retrievers),
a friend to many, a resident of Asheville, NC, a traveler of the world and an addict to photography,
fly fishing, travel and friends.
Parker J’s images are known the world over.
His creative eye, style, and personality have made him one of the most highly regarded wedding photographers in the world. As a matter of fact he was just listed as one of the top 10 wedding photographers in the world by American Photo magazine. Parker J has been awarded many times over, both nationally and internationally, and his images and interviews have graced the pages of In Style, People, OK magazine,Modern Bride, Martha Stewart,Today’s Bride, Rangefinder, Studio Photography and Design, Photo District News, Weddings Unveiled and many other magazines and photographic books. His images have also appeared on Entertainment Tonight and The Food Network.
His personal works have also landed in art collections around the globe.
But don’t think for a second that all of this attention has gone to his head. He is a humble artist that is always finding a new way to see and is on a constant search for the perfect image.
Parker J is a photographer because he has to be.
He photographs for his soul.
And just incase you were wondering he enjoys:
laughing hard, swinging hammocks, clouds wandering through a mountain range,
music that lets you feel, a good sense of humor, country roads with grass between the tracks,
the click of a shutter, the way a fly line pulls off of the water sending tiny droplets of water to
shine in the sun, the constant flow of people in a large city scene, Scottish hospitality, a great cheeseburger, a fine wine, watching others, a smooth flight and eggs.
He fears:
clowns, spiders, large cats, bees, scales, Scottish food and normality.
by Parker J Pfister
Parker I love your work and have really enjoyed your sessions on the photo-vision DVDs in the past, especially the “Kentucky Wedding” two part series. Keep up the good work.
you rock dude!
Parker I can get away from the image of the bride by herself with the veil. There is something captivating about that images. There is a story behind it, I know there is but what I don’t know. Is the mystery. Great work as always.