As photographers, we don’t always get a second chance to capture a good image. When we do, it’s best to knock a home run. I’m pretty happy with my reshoot with Marcie, but I cannot say the same for our first session together, hence the reshoot. When I work with a portrait client, I almost Read more…
(Before Image. Mouse over to see “After” version) In the summer of 2008, I had the pleasure to travel to Europe for the first time. Up until that point, I had only traveled to Canada and Mexico. By then, I had seen much of the US, albeit briefly, so it was high time to head Read more…
Last month I had the pleasure of speaking with a group of young aspiring wedding photographers as part of the College Media Association’s 2013 Spring Convention. One of the points we discussed was to break out of the “comfort zone” of shooting what you’re expected to shoot, and shooting things that you aren’t expected to Read more…
Last summer, me and a friend went to the Brooklyn Museum to see he Keith Haring exhibit. If you ever get the chance to see his work in person, do it. It’s definitely worth the time, and you’ll not regret it. A college friend of mine introduced me to Haring, and I’ve been a fan Read more…
Last summer after I finished working with Tami, I walked through Times Square in midtown NYC. I usually avoid Times Square due to the throng of people, but it stood directly between me and my train that night, so I braved the crowds. No matter how many times I walk through Times Square at night, Read more…