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It's All About the Content
I once took a videography course where the teacher kept reiterating one point: it's all about the content. It's true in photography as well. No matter how beautiful the lighting, or how sharp the image, the photo is just not going to be interesting if the actual content is lacking. I often fall i[...]
Wedding of Frances and Bob (Hamptons)
At the end of this summer I shot the wedding of Fran and Bob in the Hamptons! Fran was one of those brides who looks gorgeous before or after makeup.
SPECIAL NOTE: This wedding was since then featured in the Hamptons issue of WellWed magazine!
Getting her hair done. And looking nonchalantly go[...]
Fashion Photography, Subdued
Whether shooting fashion, weddings, or portraits, the most important is that the facial expression and body positioning of the subject are convincing. In other words, the goal is to get the model to appear as close as possible to how they would in real life. This is why the first 30 minutes of the[...]
Wedding of Omri and Tsiporah
I had the fortune of photographing this wedding in Brookline, MA. I was really happy with how the photos came out, as the natural lighting was abundant and just right, at a few hours before sundown. It did not hurt that Tsiporah was a stunning bride.
Feel free to check out my other site, www.whit[...]
Brazil
I was very curious to go to Brazil (this was in 2009), mostly because of the music which I happen to adore.
Feel free to browse some of my favorites below, or check out the entire Brazil gallery here!
A body of water and two Brazilian girls dancing samba at a samba festival.
In the home of f[...]
Curly Wonder
I photographed Sophie when I was in DC this July. I love the grungy (although blurred out) backdrop, which contrasts with her angelic look and the white dress.
From an early age, most kids are conditioned to give a big smile when they see the camera. My goal is to shoot in between the moments[...]
The purple love connection: Wedding of Ahuva and Isaiah
In the depths of Tarrytown (which sounds like something really cozy) a really beautiful and special event occurred - Ahuva and Isaiah's wedding. I had the joy of photographing it.
Feel free to browse some of my favorites below, or check out the entire gallery from the wedding here!
At a "crossr[...]
Back to the 1920s - Governor's Island
The Governor's Island, which is close to lower Manhattan, hosts a 20s Jazz themed concert during the summer (which you can get to on a free ferry from Manhattan or Brooklyn). I ended up there by total accident, but luckily had my camera. Here are some personal favorites from the event.
Lady blowi[...]
Almost Here
Pregnancy photography is like no other. While it's intimate and relaxed just like boudoir photography (at least for me, and hopefully for my models) there is a whole additional dimension of expecting a little human being to come into the world. Inessa is a girl that intersected my past (mostly col[...]
French Tea
Well, more like a half french wedding.
Laeti and Max are the adorable couple whom I previously posted the engagement shoot for, that I photographed about a month ago. They are awesome and lovely.
Feel free to browse some of my favorites below, or check out the entire gallery from the wedding h[...]
Strong genes
During my recent vacation to Hilton Head beach, I got to photograph Isaiah (and his dad).
I love how every pose they got into, they looked identical from the back. And that is hard to do when the size and degree of being clothed varies so greatly.
The ball chase.
Holding on.
A little b[...]
Sophie in a teal sea
Here is Sophie. She just turned 1. I loved the vibrant colors of her grandmother's apartment, as well as the amazing shade of teal that her father and uncle were wearing - I'm pretty sure that was not planned. Here are some favorites from the birthday party.
Would not let the bagels go for most [...]
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