Luanne and Daniel’s Hampton’s wedding was recently featured on Well Wed Magazine’s blog, so we thought we would share a few more from this couple’s art-deco & 1920’s inspired celebration! We loved our time in the Hamptons, and thoroughly enjoyed getting to know Lu & Dan’s families. Jewish weddings are a blast to photograph, with all of their ceremonies throughout the day & opportunities for group celebration, and we were there to catch it all from the Tisch & Bedecken to the Ketubah signing and their modern ceremony & reception!  Everything was held at the groom’s family’s home in Bridgehampton, and Luanne did an amazing job of designing the whole yard for a Gatsby-eque garden party. To top it all off, Luanne had a great idea for a twenties-inspired photobooth. After some collaboration, we created our first-ever “man-in-the-moon” photobooth, which was definitely a hit!

Coordination : Cloud Nove Events

Custom Chuppah Design: Andrea Cohen, Chuppah Studio

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In April, we had the honor of returning to New York to photograph Kara & Darius’ Central Park wedding at the Loeb Boathouse! It’s always an exciting and refreshing change of pace for us to photograph in the heart of NYC. With clear skies & mild temperatures, the weather was perfect for an afternoon in the park!

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You may remember Michelle & Franklin and their oh-so-New-York love story from our earlier posts about their Central Park wedding and Manhattan engagement shoot in Chelsea & on the High Line. Well, this morning we are excited to share the story of their gorgeous wedding via Style Me Pretty’s New York blog! To view the feature directly, click the image below. Don’t forget to scroll all the way to the end & be sure to watch the heartwarming trailer by McKenzie Miller Films!

These native New-Yorkers were married in Central Park this past weekend on the 10th anniversary of their togetherness.  Earlier in the week, I was fortunate enough to spend an evening with them exploring the city where they met, fell in love, and call home.

This image is loosely inspired by one of my favorite photographers, Walker Evans. His 1929 photo of the Brooklyn Bridge is so iconic that I don’t think I can photograph this awesome structure without thinking about his work. Luckily for me, my equipment has the technological ability to capture the saturated colors of the sunset as well as the dramatic shape and form of the bridge.  We have come a long way in 80 years! Although, shooting with an 8×10 view camera as Evans did would be pretty sweet!

We just returned from a few days in NYC. Whenever we visit this city, my favorite activity is simply to walk (with camera in hand, of course). Visiting museums, galleries, and eating comes in at a close second, however! You will never get bored walking around New York if you enjoy observing people and the constant hum of the city. This was the first time we walked over the bridge. As you can tell from the photo on the right, I was pretty excited!