Photographing a fellow wedding photographer's wedding is always a little nerve wracking. You don't want to screw anything up and have the bride just take your camera and say, "I'll show you how to do it." But working with Sarah and Tim was extremely carefree. They were up for anything and had some awesome ideas. They also
Grounds for Sculpture. Trenton, NJ. There's not many times I'll drive 2 hours to get to the first half of an engagement session, but I knew going to the Grounds for Sculpture was going to be worth. This place is packed with awesome places to shoot and we definitely ran out of time before we could get to
The Sherwood Inn. Skaneateles, NY. I've photographed a lot in Skaneateles and I continue to try to push myself in getting unique photos for my clients. This was no different and this time, awesome clouds gave me the beautiful backdrop I was looking for. Alex and Jason held their ceremony and reception at Sherwood Inn which conveniently looks
Abbotts Farm and Onondaga Lake. Syracuse, NY. So I'm 3 out of 4 with this family. My first wedding I ever photographed was Ryan's father. I then shot my good friend and Ryan's brother, Kegan's wedding in May. Next year I'll be shooting Ryan's wedding. If their sister Brynn could just get married again, I'd be batting 1000.
Belhurst Castle. Geneva, NY. I know, I know. Every bride wants sunshine on their wedding day. But what happens if its overcast and threatening rain all day. Well, luckily Sara and AJ were troopers and allowed me to do my thing. What resulted is one of my best photos of the year, and an image that Sara and
