Veguilla International LLC

For starters, I'm a people person as I love to interact with my future clients on a professional level as this can be a stressful situation choosing the right person to take there memories into infinity and beyond. 

 Presently, I am a professional Church photographer assigned to the Ancient Spanish Monastery that houses a fully operational Episcopalian church on Sundays. The Monestary is 900 years old as it was built in Spain in 1131, 400 years before Christopher Colombus found America. Before that I was an insurance photographer for all insurance in South Florida for two years except GEICO and Progressive as I am required to be detailed oriented in all of my photos.

Yes. Baptisms are $200, Confirmations are $300, Engagements photos are included free with any Wedding photo packages cost is depending on the budget of the happy couple. Boudoir is another separate matter this is a special treat for the bride for her future husband or future wife. 

I've been a photographer since I graduated from High School in June 1980. I've always been designated as the family photographer per say. From using a Poloroid insta-camera to those store bought box already to shoot film types. A few days after my high school graduation, I decided then it was time for me to purchase a professional camera. My first camera was a Canon AL-1 that required film. With camera in hand, I took pictures of everything from nature to art to special events and kmy very first wedding was taken for a family friend in 1985. Then in the year 2000, I traded/upgraded my camera to the new digital age. No more film and easier developing plus it exploded another avenue of creative art. Then yet again another camera upgrade in 2018.  A WiFi capability camera came into play.  Now if a client wants a specific photo made to share with their family before the rest are completed, I can immediately send this one photo from my professional camera to their smartphone directly. 

At first, just family members. Then it expanded to friends and eventually word of mouth. Today, in 2020, I'm a chairman of a 850 year old Spanish Monestary Museum in North Miami and a professional photographer for this museum. When people walk in wanting professional photos to be done on the grounds, I'm the man they call. Unless they bring their own paid photographer. 

Before this pandemic was in its infancy, a young couple wanting to get married immediately with their papers in hand but no church to tie their nuptials under God. The museum is also has an active Episcopalian church inside it but was officially closed. I was visiting the priest and his staff when this couple called this museum. The priest agreed to open the church for them to be their officiant. When asked if they had a photographer, they did not and then the priest asked if I could document their exchange of vows. I agreed. With camera in hand and observing social distancing, I took a total of 250 digital photos of their blessings of unity plus extra pictures around the garden. They met in a real estate class and after four years wanted to make it official as husband and wife. She wore a simple cultural Colombian wedding dress and he wore a regular suit.