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Shani and Emily were one of the first couples I ever photographed, modeling for a free engagement session at the beginning of my career. Two years later, they reached out to document their full-of-love loft wedding in Brooklyn.
Ariel and Elliot described themselves as “anti-wedding” on their very first phone call and curated their celebration to feel all about love, warmth, and partnership with only 60 guests at their favorite restaurant.
When Tara described their wedding to me, she said “Brooklyn basic with a lot of us” thrown in. Think Vans for the groomsmen, lots of food, and Jello shots to end the night.
The William Vale Hotel was the first venue that Julie and Jason toured for their wedding, and it checked all of their boxes. With most of their guests being from out of town, the William Vale’s location at 111 N 12th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn was the perfect place that felt accessible, easy, yet still […]
A Brooklyn Artist and a Manhattan Lawyer Fall in Love and Get Married at 99 Scott From the first moment I sat down with Julie for beers at Union Pool to discuss her upcoming wedding at 99 Scott, we just got one another. She and Matt met at a local political meeting in Brooklyn. These […]
Instead of the usual spiel, let me give you the real scoop on what I do and why it might just be what you're looking for in your wedding photographer.
My approach? It’s all about capturing the raw, unfiltered joy and those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moments. I believe in photography that tells a story - your story - with all its unique quirks, laughter, and, of course, love.
I’m talking about the tearful smiles, the spontaneous dances, and the silent glances that speak volumes. My style is a blend of candid documentary and artistic flair, ensuring each photo feels as real and vibrant as the moment it captures. I don't just take pictures; I preserve memories.
