Engagement portraits over Letchworth falls
Posted on Jun 27th 2010 by Neil.
Tony and Laura hit the secret trails of Letchworth with my guidance…
and make some beautiful casual portrait pictures.
Love stories told….moments captured.
One Moment at a time
Posted on Mar 25th 2009 by Neil.
One moment at a time, I’d like to post, as we enjoy them, one image at a time…
Sara & Jeremy’s slideshow
Posted on Nov 22nd 2008 by Neil.
Sara & Jeremy’s slideshow from Belhurst Castle
Sarah & Jeremy had an emotional (men crying during the ceremony) silly (did you see those bridesmaids) and funny (um, ringbearer’s finger in the cake – people eating goldfish) wedding celebration. Entertainment for the night was masterfully hosted by Kevin Colangelo. And is Jamie trying to stalk all my NY weddings, or has she just become the best wedding hair babe in WNY? My wife and I drove up with the family to see friends so Sarah got the bonus as My wife as the assistant photographer. She seems to be sneaking pictures of herself into everyones proofs lately, so if you got one psychoanalyze it for me.
- Wedding Location at Belhurst Castle
- Hair by Jamie Lynn
- IPod version music by Jap Jap
- Bridal Jewelry by Something Blue on Etsy
Wendy & Billys Adirondack Album
Posted on Mar 5th 2008 by Neil.
Wendy & Billy finalized their album from their Adirondack mountains destination wedding. My wife and I were both there to capture this amazing event, it’s so fun when clients hire us to work together. You may recognize their mountain sized photos populating the rotating headers here in the journal, or recognize them from their preview gallery from September 16th, 2006. Sometimes it takes a while to get to greatness……
…..over a year later I hope it shows in their album design.
Cool moon rising: What’s your display preference?
Posted on Dec 8th 2007 by Neil.
So it’s been a while since I’ve discussed a picture, and I thought this would be a good one to talk about. I shot this image at a recent November wedding with it’s bride only counterpart. I enjoyed creating this image in an empty lot next to Christina’s (the bride’s) parent’s home where she prepared for the wedding. The enjoyment came from being able to create mood and style easily in the early evening that comes in November. The frame above was made at 5:03:22PM between the ceremony and reception. The early sunset gave me the chance to control the lighting in the image by using my strobes instead of relying on the mood of the natural light.