Her face here has to be what Bacharach and David were thinking of when they composed “The Look of Love”. This photo makes me happy every time I look at it.

These two ladies were so sweet, and I was happy to be there to see them married and serve as their witness. Having done this a few times, I snuck them into the chapel where they were getting married before we were specifically told to go in, and this gave them a few moments to stand there at the podium and grin at each other, which is when we all started getting teary-eyed.

It was just dust, I swear.

This doctor joked this might not be my most exciting project of the week, but honestly, I love faces. They’re so interesting to me, and probably why I work mostly in photography of people. Lighting subjects “just so” and getting back a crisp, clean image is so gratifying. I’m starting to sound a bit nerdy, hey?

This is among the first handful of head shots taken in my new studio in Park Slope. It’s a cozy, relaxed environment, and you should come have your photo taken here, too.

Julie and Sarah wanted to give their folks photos of themselves, so we took to Central Park where these two sisters and I had a fun time running around taking awesome photos (including some wonderfully silly ones!)

I teamed up with stylist and wedding designer Michelle Edgemont for a feature in Styled Magazine, issue four. Go check us out on pages 40 – 44, and read the whole issue, too. There’s some great stuff in there, including party planning tips from my good friend Erin Loechner from Design for Mankind.

Cierra (in purple) and Jenna flew from Nevada to New York City to get married and have a honeymoon. Normally I don’t post officiant photos, but this guy? This guy is the best officiant New York City marriage bureau has. He loves marrying people; it shows, and I’m always happy when my clients get him. There are some lovely other officiants, too, don’t get me wrong, but he’s my fave.

After their wedding they went to lunch to celebrate, Jenna called her grandma to tell her the good news, and we all said said “Cheers!” with beers.

Rebecca and Dan are getting married! For their engagement shoot, we took to Central Park starting at the Ladies Pavilion with their cute dog. They were immediately at ease in front of the camera, and the weather was perfect. I love that Rebecca was into my “shamelessly show off your ring!” shot idea. I think those are so fun.

Doesn’t this family look like a whole lot of fun? They totally are! We did a combo engagement-family shoot in Dumbo, visiting my new favorite place in Brooklyn, Jane’s Carousel. They brought the “love” sign which I thought was very cool, and we just found these balloons, hanging out by a trash can, waiting to be adopted and made into a really fun photo prop.

Happy New Year! Here’s a shoot I did on Jane’s Carousel. Have you been? It’s great fun!

SUCH excellent smiles in this shoot! I have never meet a baby so gregarious. And his sister was a giant goofy ham, which I adored… it got her in trouble a few times!

This was this little guy’s first time walking like this for such an extended period of time. He was excited to really use his legs, and I was thrilled to capture it! Look how happy and proud he is! (I’ll be he slept well that night.) We had such a good time rolling around in the leaves at the park, and mom and dad were fun to hang out with, too. I have the best job!