As an artist who provides a service, it’s often difficult to separate your own life experiences from the clients who have invited you into the most intensely personal day in their lives. When your art requires you to open your heart and feel things as deeply as possible, sometimes the feelings that rise aren’t always […]
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As much as I adore non-traditional weddings, there is something particularly magical about a romantic Military Wedding. Perhaps it was the fact that they spent so much time apart when Brian was deployed to Afghanistan with the Navy Seals, or their romantic engagement in Paris. Or maybe just the way I tend to swoon any
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I love engagement shoots that are in a location deeply personal to the couple. Zahava and Alisa’s charming engagement shoot in Easton, Pa was a perfect example. I think they knew even before they booked us, that opening day of the Easton farmer’s market, America’s oldest continuous running open air market, was an absolute must
Engagement shoots. I love everything about them, especially when the couple trusts you to help them find with some fun Philly locations that feel a lot more like you’ve dropped in on a random fun weekend out of their lives than a predictable, posed photo session. For Christie and Ryan’s engagement shoot, we focused on
It was the perfect last blast of winter for Cortney and Julian’s Rittenhouse Square wedding. With the last snowfall still covering the ground, but just warm enough to enjoy the sun on your skin. Add a classically beautiful bride in a white fur stole and her dashing military groom, for a truly picturesque Philadelphia wedding.
Three years ago, when I was a relatively new Philadelphian, Paul took me to Sakura Sunday at Fairmount Park’s Horticulture Center. It was like stepping into another world, with the most stunning display of Cherry Blossoms I’d ever seen. For someone who always favors photographing darker and moodier images, no one was more surprised than
