WEDDING
One of the last photos I took at Valerie and Joey's wedding at Perona Farms was of Elizabeth. She was one of the bridesmaids in the wedding.
This portrait is banging so I had to share it.
Showing posts with label wedding portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding portraits. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Urban Fine Art Fave - "Throw Your Veils In The Air"
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
The one word that encapsulates Eurice and John's wedding was Fun (also would say Dancing). People were dancing all night, even before the Bride and Groom were introduced.
I love this photo I caught of Eurice being demonstrative in her dance with her veil. It truly is an urban fine art portrait.
Urban Fine Art
The one word that encapsulates Eurice and John's wedding was Fun (also would say Dancing). People were dancing all night, even before the Bride and Groom were introduced.
I love this photo I caught of Eurice being demonstrative in her dance with her veil. It truly is an urban fine art portrait.
Urban Fine Art
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Wedding Fave - "Tennia & Mario"
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
I met Tennia a few years back at Harvest Fields Community Church in the Bronx, NY. She was involved with singing on the worship team and with the R&B/Funk group NuSoul Generation & Da Funk Factory.
While hanging out with some of my friends from Harvest, I had the opportunity to attend a hangout at Tennia's place. To this day I still joke with her about the ingenious door handle she had in one of her rooms.
Mario and Tennia were dating when I visited this hangout so I had the chance to hang with Mario. He is a funny/mellow dude.
Some time earlier this year I had a conversation with Tennia where she asked if I would be her wedding photographer. I was honored.
Since I knew some of the guests at the wedding I had even more access to intimate/candid photos of the night. The wedding was slamming. We definitely partied it up at The Social at Dunwoodie.
[Editor's note: I love photographing and dancing during the reception so it is always more enjoyable when I am doing this with people I already know.]
Congratulations to the fun and very loving newlyweds, Tennia and Mario.
*This wedding portrait which was taken out on the golf course.
Wedding Portrait Fave
I met Tennia a few years back at Harvest Fields Community Church in the Bronx, NY. She was involved with singing on the worship team and with the R&B/Funk group NuSoul Generation & Da Funk Factory.
While hanging out with some of my friends from Harvest, I had the opportunity to attend a hangout at Tennia's place. To this day I still joke with her about the ingenious door handle she had in one of her rooms.
Mario and Tennia were dating when I visited this hangout so I had the chance to hang with Mario. He is a funny/mellow dude.
Some time earlier this year I had a conversation with Tennia where she asked if I would be her wedding photographer. I was honored.
Since I knew some of the guests at the wedding I had even more access to intimate/candid photos of the night. The wedding was slamming. We definitely partied it up at The Social at Dunwoodie.
[Editor's note: I love photographing and dancing during the reception so it is always more enjoyable when I am doing this with people I already know.]
Congratulations to the fun and very loving newlyweds, Tennia and Mario.
*This wedding portrait which was taken out on the golf course.
Wedding Portrait Fave
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Weddings - Nelly & Josue
WEDDINGS
Photographing a wedding is both special and fun for me. Basically I am invited into a space to be up close and personal with the bride and groom, and their families. It is such an honor to share in the experience of such a sacred and familial time.
That intimacy is what I believe allows me to get such candid and precious moments. I believe it also allows me to capture that same life in the formal portraits.
Below are a few formal portraits of Nelly and Josue's Wedding.
Photographing a wedding is both special and fun for me. Basically I am invited into a space to be up close and personal with the bride and groom, and their families. It is such an honor to share in the experience of such a sacred and familial time.
That intimacy is what I believe allows me to get such candid and precious moments. I believe it also allows me to capture that same life in the formal portraits.
Below are a few formal portraits of Nelly and Josue's Wedding.
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