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Meet Diana Sinitsa of Central Coast (California)

Today we’d like to introduce you to Diana Sinitsa.

Hi Diana, it’s an honor to have you on the platform. Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us – to start maybe you can share some of your backstory with our readers?
I’ve always found photography to be fasicnating and I knew if I had the chance to try it I would love it. After years of having this desire in the back of my mind, my husband encouraged me to take the leap and purchase my first camera. Ever since I picked it up my life has been a whirlwind. Somehow I am at nearly 6 years in the wedding industry and I love it more and more with each wedding season.

In the last two years is when I feel like I truly found my voice and style. I love intentional and true photography, I will guide my clients when needed, but in true real life moments I step back letting them live it to the fullest and capture the feelings as they happen.

I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
There is always the struggle of wanting to perfect your style and look. I constantly thrive to be better than I am and deliver exceptional work to my clients. But this desire to be perfect sometimes stops me from sharing incredible work because I spend too much time trying to create the “perfect” post.

Thanks – so what else should our readers know about your work and what you’re currently focused on?
In the recent years I have been getting recognition for my film work as a photographer. I love how soft and dreamy film is. There is a quality to film that cannot be replicated, something in it that forces you to be extra present and extra intentional. It takes patience and teaches me as an artist to accept imperfections. I love where I am within my work at the moment. I feel very confident in my skills as a photographer and before my clients. I look forward to wedding days and high pressure events instead of stressing out or being uncertain. It is such an honor to know that my clients trust me to be the artist in their wedding day and to capture things in a way I think would be best.

How do you think about happiness?
Hearing back from a client and knowing that what I delivered to them is beyond their expectations. During the wedding day as I shoot I constantly have a thought in the back of my head that stays with me no matter what “these photos will be cherished for generations, my couples future kids and families for years will smile at these.” Knowing that the images I am photographing are not just for a fast trend to share on instagram, but are meaningful and deep brings me so much happiness.

Pricing:

  • packages are usually customized to the neccesary day

Contact Info:

Woman with hair in rollers, holding a cup outdoors, smiling, wearing a strapless white top, trees in background.

Group of people at a formal event, some holding glasses, smiling and engaging in conversation, in black and white.

A floral centerpiece with pink and white flowers, a cocktail glass with a drink, and a plate with a green leaf and pink napkin, set on a pink tablecloth.

Wedding ceremony under a large ornate metal and glass dome with guests seated outdoors, couple in the center, bright daylight.

A bride in a white wedding dress and a groom in a black suit lie on grass near water, with flowers nearby.

A couple walking in a field during sunset, the man in a tuxedo and the woman in a wedding dress, holding hands.

A couple hugging on a boat with a mountain and lake in the background.

A boat moving through dark green water, creating a wake behind it, viewed from above.

Bride and groom standing together in front of a white curtain backdrop, the bride leaning her head on the groom's shoulder, holding a bouquet.

Person in white dress standing on rocky cliff overlooking calm blue sea, landscape with rocks and water, daytime.

Person holding a silver tray with sushi rolls at a decorated table with flowers and candles, in a formal setting.

Two people stand and talk in front of a historic building with arched windows and a slate roof.

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