My power is out, perhaps all week, so I’m literally going around chasing the light. Made me think of this one with Kelsie I hadn’t shown yet… — Camera: Nikon D3s Lens: Six-image panorama with Nikon 85mm f/1.4G BACK TO TOP | CONTACT ME
Monthly Archives: October 2012
Processed on my laptop, running off a vagabond mini, and running Internet off my phone. Using my road warrior skills in my own home… Taken hand-held. BACK TO TOP | CONTACT ME
Sometimes fate knocks on your door … and sometimes it brings cake. I’d met the incredible cake-maker Hope from A Little Imagination Cakes at a Grace Ormonde event and I started thinking: Hey, your cakes are incredible. Why don’t we destroy one? Wouldn’t it be great to get a bride and groom just going nuts…
I don’t do as many destination weddings as I could because, in NYC, destination weddings come to you. Yes, I would love to go to Scotland and shoot a crazy celebration in the lush highlands, but I could also have clients like Dana and Jamie, you bring all of their guests and the band in…
In the middle of an important and extremely hard-fought campaign, two competitors who visibly dislike each other on personal and political levels came together to briefly put their swords aside, the mission of the Al Smith Dinner, which has been bringing candidates together since 1945. And yes, the moment was brief — one of the…
When you meet Samantha and Tushar, they strike you as extremely kind, deeply in love, and a little quiet. Well, two out of three are true, at least when it comes to wedding receptions. With countless deep friendships that they’ve maintained over the years, extensive dancing, musical performances, and even an entrance via a pneumatic…
Whatever side of the fence you’re on, you can’t argue against President Obama’s smile (or Mitt Romney’s hair). I can’t even describe how sharp this picture is at full size. I put the 24-70 aside for the last few years because it almost made things too easy and mindless, but it is an amazing performer….
Whew. I just got back from the Al Smith Dinner. I haven’t even download all of the images yet, but thanks to hyper-efficiency of the media world, this one has already been sent out to the newswires a couple hours ago. It was an amazing event and an incredible honor to have a near-exclusive eye…
I’ll be back as the sole independent photographer in the Al Smith Dinner tonight, with President Obama and former Governor Romney, among countless other luminaries. Watch it on C-Span at 9. It has been an incredible honor to have an exclusive eye to history multiple times. Nervous and tremendously excited. Heck, I’m excited just to…
I’ve had the findings I need to review the Nikon D600 for a month, but I’ve been (not so) patiently awaiting the software I like to use to update to support files from the camera. Alas, this hasn’t happened yet, but I will listen to those of you who have clamored to hear more about…
Some fun at Annie and Will’s wedding at the NYIT de Seversky Mansion – Camera: Nikon D800e Lens: 14-24mm f/2.8 BACK TO TOP | CONTACT ME
Generally a lot of the stuff I review is on the professional, end of the scale, high-performing but expensive. There’s a pretty good reason for that — during the season especially at least 98 percent of the shooting I do is for paying clients, and I want to use the best equipment for the job….
One from Jennifer and Bill’s wedding. More to come … — Camera: Nikon D3s Lens: 45mm f/2.8 PC-E Place: Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, NJ BACK TO TOP | CONTACT ME
What a journey. First, they got married, with an uninvited guest named Hurricane Irene. All of the emotion was there, family and friends who had come in town for the wedding managed to make it despite the transportation shut down, but one thing was missing — a really good party. So Erika and Chip turned…
You may remember them… — Camera: Nikon D3s Lens: Nikon 85mm f/1.4G BACK TO TOP | CONTACT ME