We absolutely love photographing a romantic Winter Wedding and every year there seems to be one that stands out. There are those couples who I will always associate with a certain season, especially when both engagement shoot and wedding are in the same month. Amanda and Keith’s snowy Rittenhouse Engagement Shoot and romantic Winter Wedding
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Photographing abandoned New Orleans has been a goal of ours for several years. We’ve always loved exploring abandoned locations and have a passion for photographing models in them. Most of our abandoned work has been our series Last To Leave with sideshow performer Mackenzie Moltov. I think our work in abandoned locations is some of our
Sometimes friendships and artistic model shoots and unique wedding photography all collide in the most rewarding way possible. Lily and Joe’s Philadelphia Cemetery Engagement Shoot is only the beginning of our documenting their wedding, and I’ve never been more excited to photograph an event in my life. Not only do I get to see every
After some REALLY amazing beach weddings this season, I’ve come to one conclusion. We need more! We were incredibly fortunate to photograph Mary Kate and Traci’s beautiful same sex beach wedding with a DIY nautical, softball theme. We absolutely adore our LGBTQ couples, but having two white wedding dresses to photograph is something I absolutely
There are those wedding venues that just feel good to be in, and for me, the Philadelphia Wedding Chapel is one of my local favorites. Nestled in the East Falls section of Philly, it’s a charming, New York loft style space filled with vintage furnishings, warm wood and flooded with natural light. Stacey Thomas has
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I can’t imagine a shoot that better exemplifies Paul and my journey as wedding photographers as ShaunaRae’s epic “Trash the Dress” shoot in Philadelphia’s Wissahickon Creek. ShaunaRae booked us for her wedding 2 years before the actual date. While there are wedding photographers who believe that it’s best to keep a professional distance from their
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