My name is Ian and I'm a photographer in greater the Los Angeles area. That's my wife Tanya over there too- she's great with clients and has a fantastic fashion sense [we got married at Point Lobos, CA ourselves a few years back]. I specialize in Wedding Photography and LA Headshots but you'll often catch me out shooting landscapes and traveling insane distances to visit National Parks in my spare time.
In my wedding photography I like to combine both, so I guess I'm a landscape-wedding photographer. I love long roadtrips and have been all over the US from Rhode Island to California. I enjoy planning far away trips and going over to Europe to drive around aimlessly for an extended amount of time [especially Iceland!]. Tanya and I run Ian Grant Photography out of our beach spot in the Los Angeles suburb of Playa del Rey, CA. Enjoy your stay, and feel free to introduce yourself!
Wedding dates for 2012/2013 are quickly filling up! If you're interested in having us shoot your wedding or event, please contact us and we'll get right back to you! Feel free to let us know your wedding ideas and how we can help!
Thank you for visiting! -Ian and Tanya
Griffith Park Observatory Engagement Photos Rebecca and Max were double the fun when they brought their lovely pups up to the Griffith Park Observatory, one of our favorite places to shoot in LA. If you can deal with the sometimes chaotic crowds it can be a blast to take photos at. So many great little...
Lily: 3 Months Old Every once in awhile I like to pull out the white seamless backdrop and get some photos of Lily goofing off on it. Somehow she seems able to entertain herself for hours at end, you know until she has a massive meltdown which can only be comforted by Dad [sans camera]....
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Canyonlands National Park Utah It was a mildly frightening drive from Capitol Reef National Park over to Canyonlands in Moab, Utah. Just hundreds of miles of empty valley floor with giant birds hanging around the side of the road just waiting for you to break down so they can eat you. Tanya and I had visited...
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Capitol Reef National Park Utah In continuing on past Mesa Verde National Park I headed across the Colorado border into southern Utah and then weaved my way up into the literal middle of nowhere. Like no cars, gas stations, or people middle of nowhere. While it was somewhat unnerving not seeing a whole lot of...
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Mesa Verde National Park Colorado After escaping the snow in Black Canyon of the Gunnison, I was ready for some National Parks that I wasn't going to freeze to death at. I headed south to check out Mesa Verde National Park, a few hour drive from there near the four corners area. I can't say...
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Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Colorado In continuing my epic National Parks project, next on the list was Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park in Colorado. I headed out on a cheap $220 flight from LA to Grand Junction, which is a small town somewhat near the eastern border with Utah. I...
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Lily: 4½ Months Old How to I say this nicely? Since Lily has been on solid foods, she's been a little bit *plugged up* as of late, so being the nice parents we are, we went out and bought her some baby food prunes from the store. Outside of rice cereal and milk/formula she's never...
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