I photographed a wedding at Winding Woods in Clayton last weekend, and our clients not only wore leather jackets, but also karate chopped boards during their ceremony.
Bride and Groom Karate Chopping Boards at their Winding Woods Wedding!
Sweetheart Soire'e @ The Merion
Every year, I donate my time to The Merion for this event. I have been referred by The Merion for over 20 years, and it is our way of saying thank you! Check out some images!
Never too late for love!
I photographed George and Peggy at Running Deer Golf Club on 12-14-25. The night before we got 5 inches of snow. George is a Vietnam Veteran 78 years old and married the love of his life Peggy! It was so fun and I even talked them into going out in the snow!
Black and White Documentary Style
Fads come and go, but I have always shot in black and white when it comes to documentary style images. We help you flow through the day with guidance, but we are shooting photojournalistic style images in all the BTS!
Batsto Village Engagement Session
From Mountains to Romance
I have travelled to places only a small percentage of people will ever see in their lives with this guy. The tops of mountains, the back country of the Continental Divide, live Orca whales at Shi Shi beach, I suffered and celebrated over hundreds of miles with some of the funniest conversations along the way. Thank you for sharing this life with me and I am so honored to photograph your next milestone with your beautiful wife to be!
City Hall Time Exposure
When you hear a photographer say “time exposure” it means the photo took longer than a usual snap-shot to create an image. The shutter of the camera is intentionally released slowly to allow the light to enter the camera. This will result in anything moving to blur. This image was created on Broad Street in front of city hall Philadelphia. The bride and groom had to hold still while the camera took the time exposure. While they were standing there, I flashed some light at them to brighten them. What a result! Beyond the ordinary results.
Hard Rock Photo-5 mins!
This photo needs an explanation! When photographing a wedding at The Hard Rock Hotel in Atlantic City, the venue gives the bride and groom 5 minutes to get a photo on the steps under the giant guitar. The lobby is filled with people, the security rushes to get the public out, and 5 minutes is what I have to get the client in position, set up lighting and get it done proper! How’d I do?
