Art and love. Love and art. Love is art. Suin and Jeffrey.
elizabeth & justin / city classics
Elizabeth and Justin are one of my favorite couples, not only did they show me the Friends building when we shot their engagement (which is now relevant since I watch friends religiously as I work) but they also put their trust in me for all things photo related. Starting at the Waldorf Astoria then heading to Central Park, we then hit their ceremony at the Church of the Holy Family and the party began when we got to the Yale Club. Their wedding had all the makings of perfect NYC wedding and it didn't disappoint. A big thanks to Sheena Kim of Unique Lapin for always being my favorite person rocking the second camera. Our friends at Carats & Cake wanted to feature it, so check them out there as well and get all the details.
joanna & marcus / in the trees
Joanna and Marcus' wedding last June was a mix of classic New York and gorgeous traditions. The backdrop of the New York Botanical Garden is always one of my favorites, especially when you add in a stunning sunset. The Stone Mill housed their celebration as we partied into the night. A big thanks to Sheena Kim of Unique Lapin for always being my favorite person rocking the second camera. Enjoy.
christine & ted / above the world
What happens when you do a sunrise shoot on a Sunday morning in Manhattan? Nothing. The beautiful emptiness of the city streets is intoxicating. Plus, the light is gorgeous. I had the opportunity to share these quiet moments with Christine and Ted, we photographed around Christine's neighborhood of East Village and her coffee shop down the street. We then drove up to the Cloisters to take the in the views of the Hudson. Excited for their wedding next month in Brooklyn with the always fabulous Jove Meyer. Till then.
brenda & justin / look back
Brenda and Justin always sneaking glances while running down the streets, in the market and through the crowds.
