How to Trim Your Wedding Guest List
Baby, it’s cold outside here in New York City. What better way to stay warm then to remain inside the house spending time whittling down the guest list for your wedding? Well, maybe not, but for many of my clients just starting the process of planning their wedding, this is exactly how they are spending…
Elvis is In the House: A Housing Works Bookstore Wedding
What did you do last night? Well, I had a date with Elvis. Yes, that Elvis. He is alive and well, and entertained guests at the Housing Works Bookstore wedding of Susan and Doug on Friday. But before I get to the King, let’s start at the beginning.
Is My Wedding Tax Deductible?: Maybe…
It’s the start of the new year, and I am already trying to get my house in order, financially-speaking. As a small business owner, tax season comes four times a year, so I need to get everything ready in January. As I am compiling my own receipts, it got me thinking about the business side…
Close Up On New York: Bird Edition
Two weeks have passed, and thus far I have kept my new year’s resolution to do more personal photography. This week I focused on using my 50mm macro lens at a 2.8 aperture. A 50mm lens is basically how your eye sees the world (as opposed to a telephoto lens that allows you to get…
An Indian Wedding at the Manhattan Marriage Bureau
Happy Friday, everyone! With the weekend about to begin, I thought might share some colorful photos from an Indian wedding I shot in November at the Manhattan Marriage Bureau. This couple has got a lot on their plate at the moment: Nirosha is finishing up medical school in Chicago and about to move to NYC…
Engagements | Portraits | Tips
What To Do, Before ‘I Do’
You’re engaged, now what??? Did you know that the most popular time of the year to get engaged is from Thanksgiving through Valentine’s Day? Yes, folks, we are at the height of engagement season. As such, I thought I might pass along a little advice on what to do first after you have said ‘Yes.’
Watching/Watched
It’s the start of the year, and like everyone else, I have some new year’s resolutions which I would like to complete. My goals for this year are to work on my personal photography projects and to try and achieve more of a life/work balance. I started today by taking the entire day off —…
A Grand Hyatt Hotel Rooftop Wedding
Happy New Year’s Eve everyone! I ended my professional year yesterday with the Grand Hyatt Hotel rooftop wedding of Sarah and Chris. This couple from the UK started their romance in New York City, and it was very fitting that we began their wedding day with photos around town that held memories for the couple.