Fall Seranak Wedding Portraits at Tanglewood There’s nothing better than a fall Seranak wedding at Tanglewood. October is one of the best months to be married in the Berkshires – the leaves are changing, the air is crisp but not too chilly, everything feels cozy… On the day of the wedding, the weather was perfect. […]
A few weeks ago, I made family portraits with Amanda, John, and their daughter Claire who are dear friends of the Lunnie’s – clients I have been making family portraits with for years.
Shauna & Jake were married at The Ridgewood Country Club. The plan was to have a large, festive celebration. When the pandemic began to unfold and COVID-19 began to impact everything, we kept in close touch so I could be a sounding board for the couple and help offer my expertise and a listening ear.
I sat down for an interview with a client knowing that her particular story could perhaps provide some comfort and inspiration for other couples who may be planning their weddings right now.
Whitney Browne on my Creative Team photographed their wedding day at the William Vale hotel in Williamsburg, a venue with fabulous 360 views of New York City.
Lauren and Jason had a micro-wedding in Tarrytown, NY at Tappan Hill Mansion, an Abigail Kirsch exclusive venue.
A lot of people ask me, “Why do you love photographing weddings?” For me, photographing weddings comes from my love of people.
Your wedding portraits and wedding film work hand-in-hand to allow you to relive one of the most special days of your life.
Becky & Blake had their wedding at the Onteora Mountain House, a beautiful venue in Catskill State Park, about 100 miles north of New York City. This was a wedding reimagined for COVID 19.
Recently, my mother in law, who my children call “Belle”, had a significant birthday. This was the perfect opportunity for a special celebration with family—and a photoshoot! Family portraits are so important, especially when you have the chance to capture major milestones.