I was just published in Dance Studio Life Magazine this month. How cool that the last page of the issue always features a photograph and is called “1000 words”. I’m always trying to capture the essence of a wedding day, of a person, of a choreographer’s vision and movement in a single image. Telling a story with just one…
Planning your wedding for November can be a little risky if you want to do your photos outside. It could be cold and possibly even snow. Sarah & Steve could not have asked for a more beautiful November afternoon. The temperature was warm enough that we could spend as much time as we wanted outside, no coats, and no shivering bridesmaids. There wasn’t a cloud in the sky.
Xochil & Steve take the train….alot. They live in Westchester and Steve works in mid-town. They asked if we could do a Grand Central Station Engagement shoot. For a NYC wedding photographer, what could be better?! Grand Central is a gorgeous historic place and has such a huge meaning for New Yorkers. When you’re there,…
You know me primarily as a NYC wedding photographer and a NYC dance photographer. Well last night I got to “marry” my two loves as I had the distinct privilege of being the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Gala Photographer. I got do both capture the unfolding of events and I was able to photograph…
This piece is a collaboration with Evan Namerow, a dance writer based in New York City. She is the co-founder of Dancing Perfectly Free, which she has led since 2007, and has written for Dance Magazine and The Brooklyn Rail. More of her writing can be read at DancingPerfectlyFree.com. Around 11 AM on November 19th,…
