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Monthly Archives: June 2009
I’m very pleased to show more of my favorite photos from Jodi and Eric’s wedding at Barolo Restaurant in Manhattan.
I’m always happy to provide wedding vendors and venues with photos for their web sites. For example, Amanda Rae was the makeup artist for Kate’s wedding and she features a few of my photos on her web site, www.araemakeup.com:
Photographed at the Spring Lake Bath & Tennis Club, Spring Lake, New Jersey.
From a wedding album in progress:
Sara looks out the window as guests are seated for the ceremony outside. Photographed in Long Valley, New Jersey.
A few color photos as they’ll appear in a traditional matted wedding album:
Photographed at the Hamilton Farm Golf Club in Gladstone, New Jersey.
One of my favorite photos from a recent print order:
Baby and mom photographed in Closter, New Jersey.
I’m very pleased to show some photos submitted for a magazine article.
Jessica reads a note before the ceremony.
The three flower girls walk down the aisle.
After the ceremony, Hector and Jessica enjoy a private moment together.
I’m very pleased to show some of my favorite photos from Arielle and Ben’s beautiful wedding at the Chart House in Weehawken, NJ.
The backdrop for the ceremony was a great view of Manhattan.
After the ceremony we drove to nearby Hamilton Park for some portraits.
Photographed at the Chart House in Weehawken, NJ.
I’ve just upgraded the Search box on this blog. It seems like a little thing, but it’s actually a big improvement over the old one. It’s labeled simply “Search” but it does a live search as you type. Please give it a try!
I’m very pleased to show some of my favorite photos from a great family portrait session. Photographed in Oradell, NJ.
I’m very pleased to show some of my favorites from Sara and Derek’s lovely wedding, photographed at Farrington Manor in East Brunswick, NJ.
I suppose it was only a matter of time. Sebastião Salgado has switched to digital. Read about it at this link. One can imagine the audience’s gasp! But his reasoning is completely understandable and is shared by many photographers. Traveling through airports with bags of film is a hassle, and the risk of damage from x-rays is...
