Find the Best Photographers in Scranton

Voir Clair Photo is owned by Caitlyn, a wife, mother, nurse, and farmer whose photography practice grew out of a desire to document life’s meaningful moments with the same care she brings to her nursing work. The studio, established in 2023, offers newborn photography alongside motherhood, maternity, portrait, and wedding sessions, serving families across Eastern Pennsylvania.

Caitlyn describes her style as intentional and story-driven, aiming for timeless, true-to-color images that hold up for a family regardless of passing trends. Her newborn portfolio includes sessions like “Welcome Baby Waylon,” which captures the soft, unposed details of a baby’s first days — the kind of images families come back to look at years later.

Primarily based in the Lehigh Valley, Voir Clair Photo also serves surrounding regions including Bucks County, Berks County, and Eastern Pennsylvania more broadly, which extends its reach toward families in the Scranton area looking for a newborn photographer with a documentary, low-key sensibility rather than a heavily posed studio style. Her site also publishes guidance on when to book a maternity or newborn session, reflecting a hands-on approach to helping clients plan around a baby’s due date. 

Renata JC Photography is a family and newborn photography studio serving Scranton, Pennsylvania and the surrounding NEPA region. Owner Renata is Brazilian-American, multilingual, and a mother herself, and she describes her approach to photographing families as caring, patient, and calm — qualities that matter most in the unpredictable early days of a newborn session.

Her practice centers on newborn, family, engagement, and maternity photography, with a stated focus on capturing moments that feel natural and genuine rather than stiffly posed. Renata frames her work as telling each family’s unique story, an approach that shows up across her portfolio in sessions ranging from cake smashes and mommy-and-me sessions to full family and maternity galleries.

As a mother navigating her own family’s milestones, Renata brings a personal understanding to newborn photography that goes beyond technical skill — she knows firsthand how quickly a baby’s earliest days pass and how much those images come to matter later. Families in Scranton and across Northeast Pennsylvania can reach the studio directly through its website contact form or by email to check availability for a newborn session. 

M Andrews Photography is run by Melissa Andrews, a born-and-raised NEPA native who turned a lifelong passion for photography into a professional business based in Mountain Top, Pennsylvania. Melissa lists maternity and newborn photography among her core services, alongside family, couple, and lifestyle portrait work throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania.

Her approach emphasizes genuine connection and real emotion over stiff, formal posing, which shows up in portfolio images like a session built around a newborn simply named “Baby Monty” — the kind of candid, unguarded moment that tends to define a family’s earliest photos together. As a wife and mom herself, Melissa brings a practical, patient understanding of what a newborn session actually involves for a family that’s only days or weeks into life with a new baby.

Melissa’s work has been recognized with local Readers’ Choice honors, and she holds professional photography association memberships that reflect an ongoing investment in her craft. For Scranton-area families looking for a nearby, homegrown newborn photographer rather than someone traveling in from outside the region, M Andrews Photography offers that local-first perspective. 

Lynsey Noel Photography is based in Scott Township, Pennsylvania, just outside Scranton, and has served families across Northeast Pennsylvania for 15 years. Lynsey was born and raised locally, and that hometown connection shows in the way she works — she describes herself as someone who genuinely enjoys every corner of the photography world, from weddings to portraits to the tiny, fleeting details of a brand-new baby.

Newborn sessions are part of a full slate of services at her Wemberly Hills Road studio, alongside maternity, engagement, and family photography, which means many of her newborn clients have already worked with her earlier in their pregnancy journey and return to her because they trust her calm, unhurried approach with a new baby in the room.

With 15 years behind the camera in the same NEPA community, Lynsey has built the kind of local reputation that comes from consistency — the same photographer showing up, session after session, for growing families across Scranton and the surrounding towns. Parents looking for a newborn photographer who already knows the area, and who they can call on again for milestones down the road, will find that continuity here. Sessions can be booked directly through her studio by phone or email. 

Jessica Standish Photography is based at 157 North Main Street in Pittston, Pennsylvania, and offers portrait sessions across Northeast Pennsylvania, including Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Allentown, and Philadelphia. Newborn photography sits alongside maternity, children, and family portraiture as one of the studio’s core service categories, each with its own dedicated gallery on the site.

Jessica describes her goal as helping “fun-loving Pennsylvania families” capture love-drenched, real-life moments, and she prioritizes building a relationship of trust and friendship with each family before the camera ever comes out — an approach that matters especially for newborn sessions, where a relaxed, unhurried atmosphere tends to produce calmer babies and better images.

The studio’s professional credentials include membership in NAPCP, the National Association of Professional Child Photographers, along with Click Pro Master recognition and other industry affiliations, signaling an ongoing commitment to specialized training in photographing infants and young children. Clients can browse a dedicated Pennsylvania newborn photography gallery on the site and book sessions through the studio’s online booking portal. 

Herbert Photo is a Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania-based studio run by photographer Sabrina Herbert, serving families in Scranton and throughout Northeast Pennsylvania. In-home newborn photography is one of the studio’s specialties, offered alongside family sessions and wedding photography, and Sabrina’s approach favors a lifestyle style over a heavily staged studio look.

Sabrina’s connection to photography goes back to age 15, when she started shooting on film, and that early, hands-on start shows in how she describes her current work: “laid-back yet structured,” with flexibility built in for each family’s needs. For newborn clients specifically, that means sessions photographed in the comfort of a family’s own home rather than requiring a trip to a studio during the demanding first weeks with a baby.

The studio’s portfolio includes an active, regularly updated gallery of recent sessions and wedding work at venues such as The Farm at Cottrell Lake and Red Rock Barn, alongside a current Instagram feed showing ongoing client work. Family sessions start at $375, and the studio can be reached by phone, email, or social media to check availability for an in-home newborn session. 

Danni P Photography is a Pittston, Pennsylvania-based studio that photographs families throughout the Scranton area, with newborn and toddler sessions as one of its core offerings alongside weddings, family portraits, and events. Photographer Danielle describes her path into the business simply: photography started as a personal passion and grew into a full business built around making memories through the lens.

The studio’s newborn work is documented in a dedicated blog and portfolio section, with sessions photographed either in-studio or in a family’s own home, and it was named the Best Newborn Photographer in Scranton, Pennsylvania for 2025 by the Quality Business Awards, following an earlier 2024 recognition as the area’s Best Family Photographer.

Clients describe Danni as down-to-earth, patient with newborns, and flexible to work with — qualities that matter for a type of session where a baby’s schedule, not the photographer’s, has to set the pace. With a client gallery delivery system, a full portfolio site, and active social media presence, the business presents as an established, currently operating studio serving the greater Scranton market. 

Crystal Satriano Photography operates out of a dedicated studio at 330 North Main Street in Moscow, Pennsylvania, just north of Scranton, and has been photographing families across Northeast Pennsylvania since 2011 — starting as an on-location portrait photographer before adding wedding photography later that same year. That 15-year history has grown into a business that now serves Wilkes-Barre, all of NEPA, the Lehigh Valley, and Philadelphia.

Newborn work is one of the studio’s core specialties, split between two distinct portfolios: a traditional studio newborn portfolio and a lifestyle newborn portfolio for families who want their session photographed in a more natural, at-home setting. The studio itself, purpose-built in Moscow, gives Crystal a controlled space for posed newborn work, while the lifestyle option meets families where they are during the first days home with a baby.

Crystal’s site also features a dedicated “Fresh 48” portfolio, documenting babies in the earliest hours after birth, which points to a photographer comfortable working across the full newborn timeline — from the hospital room to a planned in-studio session weeks later. For Scranton-area parents, having both options from one long-established local photographer is a genuine convenience. 

Bundle and Bliss Photography is based in Bangor, Pennsylvania and serves families across the Lehigh Valley, Poconos, Stroudsburg, and Scranton/NEPA region. The studio describes itself as a documentary-style family photographer, with a service list that spans birth photography, Fresh 48 and newborn sessions, maternity photography, and ongoing family portraits.

Rather than formal, posed shots, the studio’s stated focus is on capturing kisses, laughs, hugs, and genuine connection as they happen — an approach reflected across a portfolio of named newborn sessions documenting individual babies in the days just after birth. A dedicated Poconos newborn gallery on the site showcases this documentary style applied specifically to infant portraiture.

Because the studio also photographs births directly, families who book Bundle and Bliss for a Fresh 48 or standard newborn session are working with a photographer who is comfortable in the earliest, most delicate hours of a baby’s life, not just staged sessions scheduled weeks later. For Scranton-area families willing to travel or looking for a documentary rather than posed-studio aesthetic, the studio is reachable directly by phone to check current availability. 

Amy Bezek Photography is based in Northeastern Pennsylvania and photographs families throughout the Scranton and Wilkes-Barre area, with a portrait portfolio that includes a dedicated maternity-and-newborn category alongside boudoir, children, family, and high school senior work.

Amy’s approach centers on the idea that a photograph outlasts the moment it captures — as she puts it, an image “speaks” and “breathes,” encapsulating a single moment in time long after it has passed. For newborn clients, that philosophy translates into a portrait session built around preserving the earliest, most fleeting days of a baby’s life, when everything from the size of tiny hands to the way a family settles into its newest configuration changes by the week.

Because newborn and maternity work sits within a broader portrait practice, Amy is equipped to document a family’s story continuously, from bump to baby and beyond, rather than treating each session as an isolated booking. Her studio serves clients based in Northeastern Pennsylvania as well as those with ties to the Long Beach Island, New Jersey area, giving Scranton-area families a photographer who works comfortably across both regions. 

Michael’s Photography & Video has operated out of its Cedar Avenue location in Scranton for decades, building a business that treats wedding photography and wedding videography as equally important rather than treating video as an afterthought add-on to a photography package. That dual expertise is central to the studio’s identity — the team talks about wedding films as a way to ‘re-live the moments and the feelings’ of the day, which reflects a cinematic sensibility that carries over into their still photography as well, with an emphasis on light, composition, and mood the studio describes as an ongoing creative obsession rather than a fixed formula. Serving Scranton and the wider Northeastern Pennsylvania region — including Wilkes-Barre, the Back Mountain, Clarks Summit, and out toward the Poconos — the studio has covered a wide enough range of NEPA venues that their portfolio includes weddings across very different settings and seasons, from rainy autumn ceremonies to bright summer receptions. For couples who want photography and videography handled by one coordinated local team instead of piecing together two separate vendors who’ve never worked a wedding together before, Michael’s offers a single point of contact for both. Decades of operating in the same Scranton neighborhood have also made the studio a familiar, established name among NEPA wedding vendors and venues. 

Icarus Image is run out of Scranton by photographer Bryan, whose business name doubles as its own positioning statement: ‘Scranton Wedding Photography and Lifestyle.’ That dual focus — weddings alongside broader lifestyle photography — means the studio brings a slightly different eye to wedding coverage than photographers who only ever shoot weddings; portraits and engagement sessions tend to carry a relaxed, editorial quality closer to lifestyle photography than to traditional wedding formalwork. The studio’s portfolio spans a substantial archive of NEPA wedding and engagement galleries, giving prospective couples an unusually large body of work to review before booking — useful for anyone trying to gauge consistency across different venues, seasons, and lighting conditions rather than judging a photographer off a handful of highlight images. Being based directly in Scranton means Bryan works the city’s venues regularly enough to know timing, lighting, and logistics without needing a walkthrough in advance, which can save planning time for couples working with tight wedding-day schedules. Prospective clients can reach the studio directly by phone, a small but meaningful detail for couples who prefer talking through their day with an actual photographer during the planning stages rather than exchanging only emails or working through a booking platform’s messaging system. 

Cassandra Weber photographs weddings out of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area with a style she describes as a deliberate mix of traditional and laid-back candid work — meaning couples get the classic formal portraits families expect alongside genuinely unscripted, documentary-style shots of the day unfolding. Her focus, in her own words, is on ‘raw moments’ and authentic connection, which means her portfolio tends to favor real reactions over engineered ones: a best man losing composure during a toast, an unplanned laugh during the first dance, rather than every frame being carefully staged. She’s upfront with prospective clients about investment, quoting a typical range of $3,500 to $5,000 depending on coverage, which gives NEPA couples a clear budgeting reference point before they even reach out — something not every local studio offers on their site. While based in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton corridor, she markets herself as willing to travel anywhere for the right wedding, meaning destination and out-of-region couples aren’t turned away, though her core, most familiar market remains Northeastern Pennsylvania. For couples who want a photographer equally comfortable directing formal family portraits and disappearing into the background during the reception, Weber’s hybrid approach is built specifically around not making couples choose between the two styles. 

Amanda Brooke has been photographing weddings throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania since 2010, working out of Clarks Summit just north of Scranton. Her approach centers on what she calls capturing ‘love stories’ — treating each wedding less as a series of poses to check off and more as a narrative that starts well before the ceremony and continues through the last dance. Clients frequently describe her galleries as capturing the essence of their wedding day rather than just documenting it, which points to a photographer who’s paying attention to emotional beats — a parent’s reaction during a first look, the specific way two people look at each other during vows — rather than only technical execution. After 16 years shooting in the same region, she’s developed deep familiarity with NEPA’s wedding venues, from Clarks Summit and Scranton proper out through the surrounding boroughs, which shows up in confidently composed outdoor portraits that make good use of local landscapes and light. Her portfolio favors a soft, romantic editing style without leaning into over-processed trends, giving galleries a look that should hold up well over time rather than feeling dated within a few years. For couples in the Scranton area looking for a photographer with a long, proven local track record and a genuinely warm, story-driven style, Amanda Brooke has built exactly that reputation. 

Rob Lettieri has been photographing weddings out of his Wyoming Avenue studio in Scranton since 1988, which makes his the longest continuously running wedding photography business among Scranton’s current roster of active studios. Nearly four decades in the same market gives him a level of institutional knowledge that newer studios simply can’t match — he’s photographed weddings at nearly every reception hall, church, and outdoor venue NEPA has to offer, often multiple times across different decades as venues have been renovated or changed hands. His studio has evolved with the industry too: what started as a traditional portrait and wedding photography business now also offers cinematography, positioning Lettieri Photography as a full-service option for couples who want both stills and video handled by one coordinated team rather than two vendors working independently. Client feedback consistently highlights the studio’s professionalism and creative engagement on the wedding day itself, not just the quality of the final gallery — a reflection, likely, of decades spent managing wedding-day logistics under pressure. For couples drawn to the idea of a genuinely established local institution rather than a newer independent photographer building a portfolio, Lettieri offers a track record few competitors in the region can claim. The studio’s location directly in Scranton, at 1610 Wyoming Avenue, also makes it a convenient, easy-to-find option for couples getting ready nearby. 

Jessica Patricia runs her photography business solo, serving Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Dallas, and the wider Northeastern Pennsylvania region from behind the camera on every single wedding she shoots — no associate photographers, no outsourced editing. She describes her aesthetic as ‘boldly timeless,’ a style built around images she believes will still communicate a couple’s story decades from now, told from her own perspective as someone who wants future generations to be able to look at a wedding album and understand exactly where a family’s story began. That focus on legacy over trend shows in her portfolio: clean, well-composed frames that favor genuine expression over of-the-moment editing styles that tend to date quickly. Working solo also means couples get direct access to Jessica throughout planning — the person answering emails and building a shot list is the same person photographing the ceremony, which many couples find reassuring compared to larger studios where communication gets routed through a coordinator. Her packages are built for NEPA weddings specifically, meaning she knows the region’s churches, reception halls, and outdoor venues well enough to plan realistic timelines and scout lighting in advance rather than improvising on the day. For couples who want a personal, one-on-one relationship with their photographer rather than a studio experience, Jessica Patricia Photography has built a loyal following throughout the Scranton and Wilkes-Barre areas. 

Rachel, the photographer behind REM Photography LLC, has built her business around a straightforward promise: warm, artistic, authentic images that read like a story rather than a checklist of poses. She serves couples throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania and into Northern New Jersey, and her documentary-leaning style favors capturing real interactions — the in-between moments most photographers rush past — over heavily directed formal portraits. Currently booking weddings into 2026 and 2027, REM Photography has built a growing NEPA client base largely through word of mouth, and her portfolio reflects a photographer who is comfortable moving fluidly between quiet, intimate moments and bigger reception energy without either feeling forced. As a smaller, independently run studio, Rachel works personally with every couple from initial inquiry through delivery, which means there’s no hand-off to a second-string associate photographer on the wedding day unless a couple specifically wants one. That personal continuity — the person you talk to during planning is the person behind the camera — is part of what NEPA couples consistently point to when explaining why they chose her. Her style sits comfortably between traditional and editorial: polished enough for formal family portraits, loose enough that candid reception shots don’t feel stiff or over-directed. For couples who want a documentary feel without giving up classic wedding portraiture entirely, REM strikes that balance. 

Zak Zavada photographs weddings the way he talks about them: without performance. His entire pitch to couples centers on one idea — that a wedding day should feel like your wedding day, not a photo shoot you’re enduring — and he builds his coverage style around staying out of the way rather than inserting himself into every moment. Based in Scranton, he serves couples throughout the city, the Poconos, and the broader NEPA region, with an hour of travel built into his standard packages so couples don’t have to hunt for a photographer who’ll come to their venue. His full-day coverage starts at $4,000, and he’s upfront about what that includes: timeline planning support before the wedding, an optional second photographer for larger weddings, and video and album add-ons for couples who want more than just digital files. What sets his portfolio apart is a consistent restraint — natural light, real expressions, none of the aggressively trendy editing that dates a wedding album within a few years. He’s explicit that his goal is photographs that ‘still feel right years from now,’ which is a longer-term way of thinking about wedding photography than many studios lead with. For couples who want a calm, low-key presence on their wedding day and images that read as documentary rather than styled, Zavada has built exactly that reputation in Scranton. 

One Eleven Images is run by Kelly and Adam Marcinek, a husband-and-wife team based right in Scranton who have spent more than a decade photographing weddings across Northeastern Pennsylvania and along the East Coast. Working as partners gives them a practical edge most solo photographers can’t offer — one shooting candids while the other catches details or a different angle of the ceremony — without the day feeling over-photographed or staged. Their style leans joyful and vibrant rather than moody or formal; they describe their approach as non-obtrusive, built around letting couples move through their day naturally while the camera catches what’s actually happening instead of directing a performance. That philosophy shows up clearly in their portfolio, which favors genuine reactions — a father’s face during a first look, unscripted laughter at the reception — over heavily posed formal portraits. Because they’re local to Scranton rather than visiting from elsewhere, they know the area’s most photogenic venues and how weather patterns typically move through NEPA in different wedding seasons, which shows up in how well their outdoor sessions are timed and lit. Ten-plus years in, they’ve built a reputation less on flashy branding than on steady, dependable craftsmanship — the kind of studio local wedding planners quietly recommend because they know exactly what they’ll get on the day. 

Lynsey Noel built her photography business in 2010 after years spent in front of the camera as a promotional model, and that history shows in how she works: she knows what it feels like to be self-conscious in front of a lens, so she leads every session with a deliberately carefree, low-pressure energy. Based in Scott Township just outside Scranton, she has spent more than two decades behind the camera, photographing weddings, engagements, maternity sessions, and portraits across Northeastern Pennsylvania. Her approach to wedding photography is collaborative rather than directive — she describes working one-on-one with couples to build a photo vision that’s genuinely theirs, instead of forcing a signature style onto every wedding day. Couples who choose Lynsey tend to want documentation that feels like them: relaxed, warm, unposed where it counts. She’s also built a broad enough practice — weddings alongside newborn, family, and event photography — that she understands how a couple’s story continues well past the wedding day, and many clients return to her for anniversaries, maternity announcements, and family milestones years later. With well over a hundred five-star reviews from NEPA couples, she’s become one of the most consistently booked wedding photographers in the Scranton area, and her portfolio gallery gives prospective clients an unusually deep look at full wedding-day coverage before they ever reach out.