Yes, it has been a while since the last post. 2009 was a great year and kept me busy to the very end. I have many wedding that didn’t make it to the blog since I devoted all my time to my wonderful clients. In the next few weeks, I will post some wedding and portrait session that were so amazing to be a part of. I just wish that there more days in the week for me to have some more fun with the blog.
I wish you all a happy new year and thank you for following my work and blog.
Last Saturday I had the pleasure to photograph Cindy and Tim’s wedding at the Key Bridge Marriott in Virginia. We started our day taking pictures of Cindy getting ready in her beautiful suite. She wore a gorgeous Vera Wang gown and gold sandals, she looked smashing! Shortly after, we drove to the Washington DC Union Station and to a hidden Georgetown location for some magazine inspired portraits. It was fantastic working with C&T and their huge wedding party. Hopefully I will get to work with this group again soon.
Have fun in Aruba guys….
Special tanks to Moshe Zusman and Lena Smurova for helping me capture all the great images.
I have been looking forward to heather and Matt’s wedding for a while now. We first met while I was photographing their close friend’s wedding about 2 years ago and I was lucky that they chose me as their photographer as well. The ceremony took place in the gorgeous St Alphonsus Church in Baltimore MD and the reception was at the Rolling Road Golf Club in Catonsville, MD. I had a great time working with H&M and all their wild friends and family. Let’s see who gets married next……
Special thanks to Moshe Zusman for his great work once again….
This past Sunday, I had a great time spending the afternoon with Liz and Joe having coffee, photographing and talking about their upcoming wedding. We went to some of my favorite spots in Washington DC and snapped some great shots. As I tell my wedding couples, having the engagement session is a great way for us to get to know each other and for them to get used to the camera. Special thanks to Moshe Zusman for helping me capture this awesome duo.
Hanging out and shooting in Georgetown with Cindy, Tim, Moshe and Lena yesterday was as fun as it gets. After meeting for coffee and hearing about the upcoming wedding, we walked around to some of the spots that I like to use as my outdoor studio. We got amazing photographs of this beautiful couple and most importantly, we got to know each other before the BIG day. Here are a few of my favorite images……
Liron and Justin’s wedding this past Sunday is definitely making it to my favorite wedding list. Liron looked stunning in her fairytale dress and unique custom-made green running shoes. My camera fell in love with her infectious smile. The party was rocking to the sound of “Full Effect” who showcased their extraordinary ability to perform an eclectic playlist of hits that kept the guests on the dance floor.
Da Vinci Florist beautifully decorated the Grand Lodge with flowers and lighting.
Special thanks to Moshe Zusman and Lena who helped me capture this beautiful wedding.
Cheers Liron & Justin. Have a blast on t your honeymoon,
Hadar.
I am still recovering from this past weekend’s wedding in Puerto Rico, where Moshe and I photographed Lesley and Ali’s gorgeous beach ceremony. Shortly after arriving to the luxurious Rio Mar Beach Resort, we started our casual session right in the ocean. The next day, we drove to Old San Juan for the pre ceremony portraits. I am so fortunate to work with all these outgoing couples and share their special day. If you have a destination wedding, ask me about my “destination wedding special”.
Here are a few out of many beautiful images………………..
Working with Moshe and Muriel at Kim and Matthew’s wedding this past Saturday was so much fun. The ceremony and reception took place at nightclub called The Park in Washington DC and which made this fun wedding feel like a celebrity’s party. Before the wedding we went to the Jefferson Monument for some timeless portraits. Here are a few for you to enjoy…….
Friday’s engagement session was a blast. Moshe Zusman and I had fun in the sun with Randi and Jeremy. After having coffee together and getting to know each other we drove to the Jefferson Memorial for a warm up session. We spent about an hour taking some traditional engagement photos and then returned to their neighborhood (Adams Morgan) for little more adventurous images…. Randi & Jeremy’s wedding in not until October and I can’t wait to work with them again (so we may have another shoot before the wedding… if they can put up with us for another hour). Here are a few images from the session. And yes, I’m in one of them too………
It has been at least a week since I returned from the WPPI (Wedding & Portrait Photographers International) convention in Las Vegas. It took this long for my head to stop spinning from all the great information, albums and ideas that I came back with. As you know, I participate in this enormous affair every year in order to offer the best for my customers. My main agenda this year was to choose a new line of albums that will me mind boggling. And guess what? In May 2009, I will start carrying the most unique line of albums ever created. It’s a must-see album that stands out as a work of art! I also had a chance to pick up my new incredible camera (Canon 5D mark II) that was so hard to find since it is the hottest camera on the market these days. Let me tell you, it is worth its weight in gold! But the most important thing that I returned back with was all the fresh ideas and inspiration that will make this year very exciting. Here are some images from my 5 day annual pilgrimage. Special thanks to Moshe Zusman for some of the images and for letting me pick on him for almost a week.
