I've been photographing proposals in Central Park the past five years and I have some hot tips for you that you'll definitely want to take into consideration before you ask of the most important questions you'll ever ask someone else!

As a wedding photographer, I am too aware of how easy it can be to accidentally clear a disk or press a button and delete important files on my computer. Or, too many of my friends and family have experienced, fires, floods, and natural disasters can cause damage or destruction to your wedding photos. It could happen to you too and I DON'T AT ALL want to see you lose any of your wedding photos because of a technology fail or glitch. Or, God forbid, a natural disaster.

Ladies Pavilion Ceremony Tips: If you love the look of Ladies Pavilion, I recommend scheduling your wedding there 2-3 hours after sunrise or 2 hours before sunset for optimal lighting. Light can be harsh in the middle of the day.... Read the post for more tips!

Romantic Pizza Date Night Photo Session on the Upper West Side

There’s something undeniably magical about a rainy day in Greenwich Village—the wet cobblestones reflecting light, the street lamps are...

Intimate Spring Central Park Proposal Under Bridge

Dreamy, Editorial small business Branding for NYC Sustainable Florist, Wild Floral Designs

It's my hot take that branding photos don’t have to feel like LinkedIn photos. Esepcially if you're in a profession where you want people to find you cool and relatable.

Learn how to plan the ultimate Dumbo photo shoot—from sunrise on the Brooklyn Bridge to a spin on Jane’s Carousel, plus playlist tips, outfit changes, and unmissable Brooklyn Heights moments. Make your NYC session feel like a movie.

The other day I was at a friend’s house and he showed me his dating profile. And, well… the photos were not amazing. There were no real...