As seen in ‘Martha Stewart Weddings’…
Many, many thanks to Martha Stewart Weddings for publishing my photos of Liz & Jim’s wedding! You can check out a link to the post here.
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You may have heard me say, ‘I’m going for a venue check.’ Sounds like I’m going to the doctor, no? In short, it means that I am going to physically visit your venue. When I do, I’m looking for a few key things. Here is your all access, behind-the-scenes view of what happens next in…
Julianne & Matt in the New York Times!
I am so pleased to present the announcement in the New York Times of Julianne and Matt’s wedding! I’ll be blogging photos from both their engagement and wedding a bit later, but in the meantime, enjoy the announcement which was headlined by a photo I shot during their engagement shoot in Central Park. If you…
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Hi everyone! I hope you all had a chance to enjoy the final day of nice weather here in NYC. I was in Central Park this afternoon doing a venue check at the Bethesda Terrace for the Friday wedding of Bonnie & Gerry. I’ve shot countless numbers of engagements, weddings, and portraits in this very…
Holga Portraits
As an artist, I’m always looking for new ways to creatively capture the moment. Recently, I began using my Holga camera to take portraits. For those of you not familiar with a Holga, it is a plastic, medium format camera with a cult following due to its low-fi aesthetic. The simple construction of the camera…
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Stepping in front of the camera for the first time can be nerve wracking. But I like to think that working with clients who are a bit hesitant in front of the camera is a particular specialty of mine, because I completely understand that fear. In today’s blog post, I want to take you behind…
