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Thursday, September 5th, 2013
Don’t know how Radhika did it, but she continued to be full of energy and look beautiful 14 hours into her wedding day at the start of our second portrait session. She took it all in stride as well when her reception dress went temporarily AWOL throwing off the schedule. Luckily, the families took my advice to pad their schedule with extra time in case of problems! We went from beach venue to golf course at Carlyle On The Green in Old Bethpage. Late afternoon summer light is such a great time for portraits and the golf course provided a beautiful setting (while paying attention to stay out of the way of flying golf balls and golfers!). I love the red foliage on the side of the first portrait. No swan ice sculpture for this couple. The airplane sculpture was in honor of Arpit’s love of flying.
Venue: Carlyle on the Green
Decorator: Aakriti
Caterer: Bukhara Grill
Cake: Dortoni Bakery
Videography: Devindra Ramdehal
Hair: Architia Upadhaya
Makeup: Alana Guy
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Friday, May 24th, 2013
Yes, parts of Brooklyn can look like the countryside. This particularly idyllic scene was smack in the middle of a city playground. Heather and Mathew were married at a small, intimate ceremony at the Stone Park Cafe in Park Slope and we had this great location just across the street.
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Wednesday, January 30th, 2013
I love destination weddings. It’s a wonderful thing to have a small group of family and friends spending time together over several days to celebrate a wedding. Betsy and Sibin couldn’t have chosen a better location than Old San Juan for the their wedding. It was sweet moment to have Betsy’s mother walked her down the aisle of Holy Trinity Methodist Church in the absence of her father, who had passed away. One of my favorite photos is of Betsy and Sibin leaving the church with the words “God is Love” at the door. The Hotel El Convento was a beautiful location for portraits. A big thanks to Kathi Littwin for working with me on this wedding.
There were too many photos to share so please check on the second blog post that shows off more of the couple’s portraits and the beauty of Old San Juan in a day after shoot.
Getting ready: Conrad Hotel
Ceremony: Holy Trinity Methodist Church
Reception: Ritz Carlton Hotel
Portraits: Hotel El Convento
Event planner – The Event by Merylin, Merylin Andino
Decorator – Intic Corp, Jaasiel Pacheco
Wedding cake – C+M Contemporary Designers
Hair & makeup – Q’za
DJ – Big J Music Services
Videographer – Blink and Sin Pictures
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Tuesday, January 29th, 2013
One couldn’t ask for a more beautiful location for a wedding than San Juan in Puerto Rico. The problem was choosing between the many wonderful places a portrait session. We decided to do a day after session before flying back to New York and the lovely Castillo de San Cristobal and on the streets of old San Juan. The Fort completed in 1783 is a national historic site and built by Spain to protect the city against attacks.
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Thursday, December 13th, 2012
There’s no end to the confusion in working with a bride with the same name. When we were planning this shoot in California I was waiting for an email reply and it turned out that Arpit had sent it to the wrong Radhika…his fiance instead of me. We have the same nickname too so no help there.
Although, like many photographers, I have my favorite portrait locations it was fun to have the chance to explore some place new on the West Coast. Sunny California wasn’t so sunny, but we lucked out half way through the shoot when the sun peaked out for a bit. That perfectly coincided with a change of outfits from formal to jeans and together that combination made the magic happen. You never know what will make things click (no pun intended) that turns a good photoshoot into one with really cool, beautiful images, but when it happens it’s very exciting….jump up and down exciting. What can I say. I’m a sucker for what mother nature does all on her own. Crystal Cove State Park is a beautiful location to photograph. The photographs on the stairs were taken within minutes of the silhouette…just goes to show that what National Geographic photographer Sam Abell once told me is true…”when the light is shining and everyone is looking one way make sure you turn around and see what’s happening behind you.”
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Wednesday, December 12th, 2012
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Monday, August 6th, 2012
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Wednesday, November 2nd, 2011
I wish I’d been able talk Bernadette and Andrew into letting me photograph their city hall wedding. They put a wonderful spin on the day by enjoying a ferry ride to Staten Island to the city hall there to make things more romantic. Love is just as sweet the second time around….Bernadette said she’d found her soulmate in Andrew.
These are some of the portraits I did of them before their quiet, elegant dinner for friends at MOMA. Only MOMA would come up with such a cool MODERN wedding cake…I just had to show it off.
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