Adam Reuter,
Baltimore Digital Studios' principal photographer and
owner, is a nationally published, multi-award winning photographer. He
holds a Bachelor of Science degree in
Film/Video and Theatre from Villa Julie College (now called Stevenson
University). Projects he worked on include Good Morning America, NBC,
Comcast
SportsNet, Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN) and WHFS-FM.
One of his video projects also caught the attention of Fortune Small Business Magazine. He became nationally published with a feature portrait in PINK Magazine's March/April 2008 issue.
Adam became a still photography hobbyist in 2002 when he purchased his first professional film camera. After years of practice and training he decided to open Baltimore Digital Studios in 2007. BDS is known for being one of the best values in wedding photography for the Baltimore-D.C. metro area and recently was honored when local brides rated Baltimore Digital Studios and voted The Knot's Best of Weddings 2010 Pick. He has photographed over 45 weddings.
Work as a documentary videomaker prepared him for the spontaneous and sometimes stressful demands of the wedding day. And although wedding photography is more mentally and physically demanding than some would think, Adam loves being a part of a couple's special day. And it puts a smile on his face when he delivers photos that families will treasure for generations now and to come!
One of his video projects also caught the attention of Fortune Small Business Magazine. He became nationally published with a feature portrait in PINK Magazine's March/April 2008 issue.
Adam became a still photography hobbyist in 2002 when he purchased his first professional film camera. After years of practice and training he decided to open Baltimore Digital Studios in 2007. BDS is known for being one of the best values in wedding photography for the Baltimore-D.C. metro area and recently was honored when local brides rated Baltimore Digital Studios and voted The Knot's Best of Weddings 2010 Pick. He has photographed over 45 weddings.
Work as a documentary videomaker prepared him for the spontaneous and sometimes stressful demands of the wedding day. And although wedding photography is more mentally and physically demanding than some would think, Adam loves being a part of a couple's special day. And it puts a smile on his face when he delivers photos that families will treasure for generations now and to come!