For the past few years, we’ve been on a great journey with sideshow performer and clown babe MacKenzie Moltov, photographing a variety of abandoned locations as a way to bring life and beauty back to structures which have fallen into modern day ruin. We’ve explored long lost amusement parks after a blizzard’s destruction, roadside fairy tales […]
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Teri and Bj’s classic Philly wedding was an absolutely perfect, effortless day. This Jersey girl and her southern gentleman (titles lovingly lifted from their super cool specialty cocktails, complete with cotton candy rock candy), fell in love while in a career training program in Virginia, let fate decide their future and were both transferred to
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Bridal portraits are quite possibly one of my favorite aspects of wedding photography. When I first started shooting weddings, I was most interested in pure photojournalism. I wanted to be a fly on the wall, capturing organic moments as they unfolded naturally. But as time went on and I began to study more about posing
Stephanie and Tom’s fall wedding at Moorestown Community House was filled with sentimental touches and family that made the day a truly special celebration. The day began at Stephanie getting ready at her grandmother’s house, sitting at her vanity,being carefully watched by the family cat and surrounded by the photos from her childhood. We
Broad Street, Philadelphia. The one location almost every Philly bride wants. When we first started shooting weddings, I was determined not to do the expected shots. And I definitely, did not want to shoot Broad Street Brides. It was cliche. It was overdone. I wanted no part of it. But as it would happen, one
There is nothing more romantic than a Winter Wedding in Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square. The day started in the lovely bridal suite of Center City’s Radisson Blu Warwick. For me, entering a hotel room on wedding day there is a flutter of nerves. I always start with the details and as I begin removing wedding dresses from
