Philadelphia Wedding Photography

Blue Hill at Stone Barns Wedding in New York

Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Posted in Destination, Wedding

A few months ago I had the wonderful opportunity to assist Brian Wright, half of the wonder duo of The Brothers Wright, for a great wedding in my neck of the woods. Blue Hill at Stone Barns is one of those venues I’ve been wanting to photograph a wedding at for quite some time now so when Brian was searching for an assistant, I jumped at the chance. On top of the chance to shoot at that location, I was excited about working Brian as him and his brother put out some amazing wedding work. I definitely recommend checking out their website. You can view Brian’s version of this wedding here.

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Megan + Bill. A Delaware Engagement.

Friday, January 13, 2012 Posted in Engagement

This is why I take pictures.

Just a girl, her guy, and their dog.

No couches in the woods. No stationary. No suitcases. No bowties, bandanas, or a balloons. No designers picked the location. No blogs set up the shoot. No magazines planned a feature.

No frills.

Just them. Together engaged.

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Karyn + Dave. Married at Stotesbury Mansion in Philadelphia.

Friday, January 6, 2012 Posted in Wedding

Anyone who knows Dave and Karyn know they are a riot. Always cracking jokes. Lots of sarcasm along with a hint of a dry sense of humor. Just my kind of people. And after meeting them for lunch, It didn’t take me long to realize they were going to have a great wedding. One that I was honored to be a part of.

I’ll be honest though, I was a bit nervous to perform for these two. Dave is a local wedding photographer so the pressure was on. I love being asked to photograph the weddings of colleagues. Its humbling, fun, and also I challenge. And while I don’t get nervous the day of, those few minutes after you notify them their pictures are ready are a bit nerve-racking. Did I do a good job? Will they like them? I’m sure I’m not the only one that has those thoughts.

In the end, there was nothing to worry about. The wedding was great. The people were great. The day was great. There was a lot of sarcasm. A lot of jokes. And a ton of happiness. Dave and Karen were king and queen for the day, as noted in their special crowns they got to wear. And as the famous saying goes:

It’s good to be king.

Check out Dave’s work here.
And, thanks again to my trusty assistant, George.