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Sunday, August 19, 2012

A Central Park Proposal :: Engagement Photography

Proposals are another one of my faves to photograph - the emotions are so pure and raw, and the portraits that follow always seem to require little posing.  This cute couple flew in from Kansas City, and it was their first trip to New York.  Though a bit nervous at first - he was looking around to see where I was hiding, it turned out into a super fun session with lots of laughs.  We talked about the best New York City pizza and burger joints as I put on my best tour guide hat showing them places I love in Central Park. 

From their session:

Saturday, July 28, 2012

Central Park Summer :: Instagram Pics

The unfortunate truth is that I rarely bring a camera with me when I stroll through the park thesedays.  Instead my handy iPhone + instagram make a good combination.  Loving the filters!

Monday, November 14, 2011

Pretty Central Park in the Fall :: Nature Foliage Photography

Central Park Foliage at its peak!

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Gorgeous Day in the Central Park | Portrait Photography

Fall is my favorite season, and October is my favorite month.  I was so fortunate to have had the chance to photograph Andrew and Louise in the park.  It's nice to explore the park on a weekday afternoon when it's not that crowded!  Just a few photographs from their session:

Friday, July 22, 2011

A Sweetly Sentimental Central Park Wedding :: Photography

Last Sunday, I photographed simply sweet Central Park Wedding for Jess and Amy.  They married at the Conservatory Gardens in Central Park, and afterwards, we took a stroll for an hour en route to the Boat Basin.  And during the stroll I would pull them aside randomly for photos.  There were so many elements of thoughtfulness including:

* her dress was made of silk her father had purchased for her mother when he was stationed in korea in the 1970s
* the dress was handmade by a friend using her mom's antique sewing machine
* the violin played at the ceremony belonged to her father
* the bouquet was homemade
* they gave away m&ms that had their faces custom printed on them
* they gave away spray fans that wld blow mist to cool off