Located in Kells, Co. Meath, Gary McNamara Photography has built up a reputation for excellence in every photographic field. Through every special occasion, we are committed to making your photographic dream a reality captured in time.

While our studio is based in Co. Meath, location is no obstacle to our work as we have travelled with our photography to all counties in Ireland.


Bearing in mind our commitment to quality and value, please view our online range by price and occasion. Our bespoke range is tailored to your needs.

If there are any special ideas or requests that are on your wish list, we are only to happy to discuss this with you. If we can be of assistance to you in any way, please do not hesitate to contact us.



About
Gary’s ideas began as a simple passion for photography, and developed into a desire to capture special moments for others.

He comes from a very artistic family. His grandfather James McNamara, born 1903, worked as a stained glass painter with Harry Clarke. His sons all inherited the artistic flair; Gary’s father is Kevin McNamara the youngest son who worked for many years as a silk screen printer to support his family of five children, and who also has a great passion for art.

The talent passed down to yet another generation. Gary's brother Kevin McNamara went on to become one of Ireland's finest artists. He worked for Don Bluth and then Walt Disney Florida. He is an artist in his own right. Gary developed an interest in photography and uses his artistic flair to create and capture that special moment. He trained as a Wedding and Portrait Photographer but has developed a fresh creative style of his own, and has also developed a flair for reportage.


Gary understands how important it is to capture not just your wedding photographs but a memory that shows the atmosphere and excitement of your special day. He takes great personal pride in producing photographs that he is proud of, and is sure you are too.

Photography is an art and though you may teach someone to use a camera, the art must already be there. The camera is the tool of your trade, an artistic eye is very individual.