I will be launching a new version of this web site on January 1, 2013. It will be quite a change from what you see now.
In addition to the new site, all of my work is being looked at and organized into a reel. One part of that reel will feature my photographs. A little tease never hurt anyone, so I am posting the photography portion now. Here’s to a great new year!
I love photographing weddings. Because wedding photography is a very intimate relationship between myself and the couple, I like to shoot a few weddings per month. That keeps me fresh and yields photographs that will make your heart sing. Destination weddings are also welcome.
Pricing information can always be found on the pricing page of my site.
Here a few of my favorite shots from weddings and engagements I have photographed.
Want to help restore the New Jersey shore? A lot of it simply isn’t there anymore. Houses that weren’t leveled by the hurricane will eventually be reduced to rubble from flood damage. The pictures we see of the damage cannot fully measure the impact. Do whatever you can to support the coast. I personally stand by Comic Book Afterlife Sandy Relief and their grassroots movement of raising at least $10,000.00. The money will go to the areas that need it most. If you donate to something like The Red Cross, that money can be squandered. I remember specific stories back in 2001 when The Red Cross was using funds to help the rich move after they lost family members in the World Trade Center. That didn’t leave a good taste in my mouth.
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I’ve been working with Blair Lazar for many years and recently did a photo shoot in his brand spanking new office in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey. The old office was downstairs and had been hit by several floods in its 20 years. Blair finally had enough and built an amazing space upstairs. Totally new. Totally custom. The sink looks like a chili pepper!
His pride and joy in the office, besides his awesome team behind Death Sauce, is a glass sliding door that was etched by hand. Really impressive piece of work to say the least. All of the different layers and textures absolutely blows your mind when you see it up close. It’s a THICK door, too. This isn’t dinky etching you see on the front door of a lawyer’s office.
Every year my friend Eric peddles his bicycle from New York to Washington D.C. to raise money for the Police Unity Tour and National Law Enforcement Officer’s Memorial and Museum. It’s a very worthy cause and I do my best to support it through purchasing a shirt and putting it front and center on my web site.
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