About
2017
our first wedding together
212
weddings so far
26
weddings a year, at most
90
miles of travel included
How it started
June and Sami met in 2016, both second-shooting the same wedding in Kingston. By the end of the night they’d worked out that two photographers who never get in each other’s way can see a whole day.
Linnet started the next spring with four weddings. Rosa joined in 2019 to run the studio, answer the email and make the albums, which gave us our weekdays back for editing.
We still edit every gallery ourselves, in the order the day happened. It takes about forty hours a wedding, and it’s why we stop at twenty-six.
The three of us
Write to hello@linnetphoto.com and one of us answers within two working days.
June Albright
Photographer
Grew up in Germantown, two farms from the orchard in Mara and Joel’s story. Works the room and remembers everyone’s name.
Sami Okafor
Photographer
Moved up from Brooklyn in 2015. Takes the ceremony from the back of the room and the dancing from the middle of it.
Rosa Diaz
Studio and albums
Answers most of the email, keeps the calendar, and lays out every album by hand at the long table by the window.
How we work
Four things that don’t change from one wedding to the next.
Both of us at every wedding
Anything longer than three hours gets two photographers. It isn’t an extra.
Two cards in every camera
Each photo is written twice as we take it, and copied again before we leave the venue.
The whole day, in order
Your gallery runs from getting ready to the last song, so you can follow the day as it went.
Twenty minutes of posing
We ask for twenty minutes of portraits. Everything else we follow as it happens.
From $1,100
Rosa lays out every album at the long table
Rosa reads the whole gallery, picks about eighty photos and lays out thirty spreads in the order of the day. You change whatever you like, then it’s printed on matte paper and bound in linen.
Kind words
From couples and families we’ve photographed.
We worried about the timeline for months. On the day June just took twenty minutes while everyone sat down for dinner, and that’s the photo on our wall now. The rest of the night we forgot they were there.
Mara and Joel
An orchard near Germantown, June 2026
Sami was on the dance floor with us at eleven and still caught my grandad mid-spin. The gallery came in five weeks and we’ve watched it start to finish three times.
Dana and Theo
A barn in Hurley, October 2025
It snowed the whole time and nobody minded. We read our vows, laughed, and Sami walked back down with us to the cabin. It felt like a friend was there.
Ines and Paul
Above the Kaaterskill, February 2026
I hate having my photo taken. These are the first ones I’ve framed.
Ruth
Studio portrait, 2026
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