Three photos from last year, from an album I’m working on:
Wedding photography in Bronxville, New York.
Monthly Archives: August 2008
This is a very interesting presentation by David Griffin, the Director of Photography for National Geographic magazine: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/david_griffin_on_how_photography_connects.html
Just a brief post to let you know that I’m on these networking sites:
LinkedIn (just joined)
Facebook
Please get in touch to network!
A few favorites from Jael and Lee’s wedding …
Wedding photography at the Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park and at Battery Gardens, New York, NY.
If you’re shopping for a camera, lens, camcorder or other photo gear, I recommend these vendors:
B&H Photo
B&H has almost everything in stock. Their web site is well organized and an excellent source of technical information. Some products also have informative customer reviews. Prices are good and returns are no problem within the return period. B&H ships very...
A candid photo of Melissa.
Wedding photography at the Grand Hyatt New York in Manhattan.
Clients usually choose their wedding location very carefully. In telling the story of a wedding, one of my goals is to create photographs that give a sense of the location. This may include architecture, weather, patterns, details, lighting effects, window views and other visual elements. Here are some examples from a wedding at Tribeca Rooftop in Manhattan.
From a family trip, some photos from Niagara Falls:
And beluga whales at Marineland Canada:
Sometimes photos just ask to be in black and white. A few examples from a recent wedding:
Wedding photography at The Garrison in Garrison, New York.
