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Justin Falk Photography Photos have the power to help you relive a specific moment in time. Please Give us a call to book today! Lowcountry in its purest form.

When choosing a photographer, pick someone who tells a story with the pictures they create and leaves you with artwork that you cherish for years to come! Photographer Justin Falk of Charleston, SC is a professional, creative artist who is passionate about capturing some of lives most important moment’s through his camera. At Justin Falk Photography we specialize in wedding, engagement, birthday &

all of types of events! From Justin Falk:

I was born and raised in Staten Island, New York. It was there, in 2002 as a former finance professional, I began taking seriously my life-long passion of photography, taking candid personals and landscape shots around New York City. After relocating to the South Carolina Lowcountry in 2007, I decided to make my passion a profession, going full time in 2012 as Justin Falk Photography. I got my first real break in Charleston’s competitive photography industry when I was hired on as a Staff Photographer of the James Island Messenger newspaper here in Charleston, SC in 2012. Since that time, Many of my photographs have appeared in a wide variety of local and National publications & media outlets including The Charleston Post & Courier, USA Today, Newsweek, Travel & Leisure, the Charleston City Paper, and Charleston Magazine and more. I also do a lot of work and photography projects with the Charleston Preservation Society because I love Charleston and I believe in what they stand for preserving the heart and soul of Charleston. I have received a number of commendations for my work in many events in the area including but not limited to Magnolia Gardens photo contests, Coastal Carolina Fair’s photo contests, Charleston Magazine’s annual photography contests, was named a finalist as the best photographer to “follow” at Charleston Social Media Day awards ceremony, Top 10 Wedding Photographers in Charleston and ! Today I have a permanent booth 7 days a week selling my landscape photography at the Charleston City Market have had my booth for 7 years and do very well at the market and online sales. I am always booked shooting 50+ weddings throughout the year, multiple family photo sessions, surprise wedding proposals, creative pet photography and events for some of the biggest companies in Charleston. Recently, I have also recently taken on the challenge of opening a photography studio in West Ashley to add another aspect to my business to include Holiday mini sessions, professional headshots and maybe start teaching other new photographers the nature of the business. My main photographic focus has been to capture the simple, iconic beauty of the S.C. In both my landscape photography and in all my portraiture, I do my best to utilize my unique artistic eye to create compelling images that capture life lived well against the backdrop of the natural world.

Broad Street after the sun has gone.There is a short window when the street lights and the windows are on but the sky ha...
01/09/2026

Broad Street after the sun has gone.

There is a short window when the street lights and the windows are on but the sky has not gone black yet. Miss it and you have either a daylight picture or a night one.

St. Michael's steeple lit at the end of the block. Nobody on the road, which is the part that takes waiting.

Prints: https://justinfalk.net/products/broad-street-1

A full moon coming up through the Ravenel Bridge.It sits in the gap between the two towers, and it is not there long — t...
31/08/2026

A full moon coming up through the Ravenel Bridge.

It sits in the gap between the two towers, and it is not there long — the moon keeps climbing and the alignment goes with it.

Pink over blue behind, cables catching the last of the light, boats already tied up along the bottom.

Prints: https://justinfalk.net/products/between-two-peaks

The Battery in the morning, before anyone is on it.The oleander is out along the rail — white nearest the camera, pink f...
30/08/2026

The Battery in the morning, before anyone is on it.

The oleander is out along the rail — white nearest the camera, pink further down.

The walkway does the work here. It runs straight off to a point and takes you with it, past the houses and the palmettos.

Prints: https://justinfalk.net/products/battery-at-springtime-1

The Pineapple Fountain at Waterfront Park.Straight on, because the thing is symmetrical and any other angle argues with ...
29/08/2026

The Pineapple Fountain at Waterfront Park.

Straight on, because the thing is symmetrical and any other angle argues with it. The shutter stayed open long enough to turn the falling water into sheets instead of drops.

The sky did most of the work that evening. I was there for the fountain and got that as well.

Prints: https://justinfalk.net/products/charleston-pineapple-fountain

A great egret in breeding plumage.They only look like this for part of the spring. The long plumes come in, the skin bet...
26/08/2026

A great egret in breeding plumage.

They only look like this for part of the spring. The long plumes come in, the skin between the eye and the bill turns green, and then it is gone for another year.

Neck folded all the way back, bill straight up, every plume fanned out behind. I got one frame of it.

Prints: https://justinfalk.net/products/dancing-egret

C-17s over Charleston.If you live here you know the sound before you see anything. Most days it is one or two. This was ...
25/08/2026

C-17s over Charleston.

If you live here you know the sound before you see anything. Most days it is one or two. This was the whole formation.

The sky was flat grey, which turned out to be the right background — nothing in it to compete with the shapes.

Prints: https://justinfalk.net/products/planes

Moonrise behind the Morris Island Lighthouse.It stands in open water now. Everything is photographed from the beach at F...
24/08/2026

Moonrise behind the Morris Island Lighthouse.

It stands in open water now. Everything is photographed from the beach at Folly, across the channel — there is no walking up to it.

The moon only lines up behind the tower from one narrow position on that beach, so most of the work is deciding where to stand before the light goes.

Prints: https://justinfalk.net/products/moon-at-morris-island-1

Trent hid the ring in a cup of hot cocoa.He carried it out onto the sand that way so Liz would not see it, then set it d...
23/08/2026

Trent hid the ring in a cup of hot cocoa.

He carried it out onto the sand that way so Liz would not see it, then set it down by his knee to ask. You can see the cup in the picture if you know to look for it.

This was sunrise on Folly Beach, with the Morris Island Lighthouse across the water. I was a long way off with a long lens. That is most of what a surprise proposal takes — being in position before the light, and not being seen.

If you are planning one in Charleston, call me before you book anything. Half of this is picking the right spot and the right hour, and that conversation is free.

https://www.justinfalkphotography.com/charleston-surprise-proposal-photographer

Rainbow Row.The window boxes are what make it. Without them it is a row of coloured walls. With them it is somebody's fr...
23/08/2026

Rainbow Row.

The window boxes are what make it. Without them it is a row of coloured walls. With them it is somebody's front door.

Shot tight down the sidewalk so the colours stack instead of spreading out. No one on the pavement, which takes some waiting.

Prints: https://justinfalk.net/products/rainbow-row

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