I recently decided with Rozanne Zacarias, a fellow photographer and friend, that we were lacking great photographs of ourselves. So we made it our mission to spend an afternoon in front of the lens for once! Rozanne is not only a great photographer, but she is also a fabulous model. Take a look at the photos I took of her that sunny afternoon in Brooklyn, and let me know what you think!
I love this photograph Rozanne took of me!
I recently photographed Amelia in celebration of her second birthday. We explored her backyard with camera in tow, while our little model showed off her toys and garden. She is just too adorable for words — so take a look at the photos below and tell me what you think!
Earlier this month, I shot a very fun and very patriotic portrait session with Sara and family.
Our shoot took place at Sara’s grandparents house in Vermont. It was as if their beautifully landscaped home was made for amazing portraits.
It was a bit chilly and rainy, yet everyone was in good spirits as you can see from the photos – take a look!
I love this shot of the newly engaged couple.
Thank you all for an amazing afternoon, I don’t think I stop smiling once!
I knew from the minute I met Allison and Harley in a local coffee shop — they were going to be such a fun and laid back couple on their wedding day. Boy, was I right!
We started the wedding day at the fabulous Hotel 414. At first Allison was a little hesitant about having her photo taken, but soon she became a natural, hardly noticing I was there.
Allison and I met up with Harley and some other family members in the hotel courtyard, before heading out for a fun photo shoot around Hell’s Kitchen.
I love this photo, taken on a basketball court of all places. Cool as a cucumber, Allison even threw back a basketball that had escaped the pickup game!
There was a slight chance of rain that day, but after a tiny sun shower at the pre-cocktail event, the coast was clear. We headed to New York City’s Central Park, where an intimate ceremony was held at the Lady’s Pavillion. Everyone squeezed in tight, and it was quite an emotional celebration.
Central Park was in full bloom for this wedding, and we took advantage of it for a mini portrait session before heading to the reception.
The reception was held at the exquisite french restaurant La Grenouille.
Thank you to Allison, Harley and your whole family for being so sweet, I had an amazing day with you all.
Getting Ready & Cocktail Reception: Hotel 414 / Ceremony: Central Park’s Ladies’ Pavillion / Reception & Floral: La Grenouille
I am thrilled to announce that for the second year in a row, I have won One Wed’s Best Of Award! Winning this award means I am in the top 5% of wedding professionals in the OneWed.com community, and I have received all perfect 5.0 scored reviews.
Thank you all so much for all the great reviews!
I had so much fun photographing little Anya and her family in Central Park. Anya was quite the ham in front of the camera and she kept me on my toes. Take a look at their photos and have a fantastic Memorial Day weekend!
I did a double take while watching a recent episode of Saturday Night Live, check out Justin Timberlake and Adam Samberg at the exact location I used during Sarah and George’s engagement session in Long Island City.
I’m so excited to see Mia and Jason’s engagement shoot featured on Borrowed & Bleu today!
This is the fourth year in a row that I have participated in “Bark For Life”. Dogs and humans alike gathered early last Sunday to support this great cause, which is an annual walk to raise awareness and funding to fight cancer. We were lucky enough to have gorgeous weather this year, last year it was rainy and freezing!
I want to thank the American Cancer Society for endorsing this cause, all the sponsors that participated and all those that donated to my team “Charlie and Murphy”. Most importantly I want to send love to my uncle that thrives after his own battle with the disease.
