il matrimonio (Faith & John’s Roman wedding!)
remembering what a magical fall weekend it was …filled with romance and love…prosecco & the sunset over Rome. happy anniversary Faith and John!!!
and to the inspired DJ Ray Jarrell for keeping everyone out on that dance floor providing us with lots of great footage!!!
a little praise from the fans :)
I am so grateful to have the most amazing clients & then to discover the feeling is mutual…the best xx
Congratulations Nate!
A loving tribute to Nate on his Bar Mitzvah from his family and friends. Made possible with the time and dedication of Nate’s mom, Stefanie Tucker.
~”If you need me, I promise I will never let you down”~
#TBT a winter day: a winter wedding
celebrating your #love!!! happy anniversary to Allison + Steve!
(now that I live/ work in Tribeca this Tribeca Rooftop wedding is very close to my heart!)
Happy New Year!!!
some holiday sparkle for a SWEET ’16 xx
Merry Christmas to all !!!
it’s Christmas time in the city!!!!!!
Feeling Funky?!
Our latest piece . . . Starlight Orchestras cover Bruno Mars’ “Uptown Funk” with downtown style!
happy 4th!! snap crackle pop xx
happy new year • 2015
a very Merry Christmas to all !!
Bundle Up It’s Cold Out There!
Brr! Stay Inside Today!
Brooklyn Bustle
Transition
At this time of seasonal transition I always feel an excitement about something unknown and unfamiliar on the way. It probably reminds me of all the back to schools and new classes and teachers and friends, my new pencil-case and special back to school outfit my mom would treat me to. There was also a sense of nervousness about not knowing what to expect.
So I am reminded of all the transitions in my own life and those I am privileged to capture for my clients. As I head out to shoot a pregnancy portrait, I imagine in one week, how my client’s life will be transformed when her baby will make that huge transition from womb to first breath.
In one day and out the next…
To see more from this photo shoot, check out my Facebook page!
what a view!
the gorgeous view from 7 World Trade Center, our location for today’s shoot!
off to shoot Sara & Eric at Chelsea Lighthouse!
Congratulations Sara and Eric!
Sara Hope Link and Eric Joshua Neisner are to be married Sunday at the Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers in New York. Rabbi Rick Jacobs, the groom’s cousin and president of the Union for Reform Judaism, will officiate.
The bride, 38, will continue to use her name professionally. She is a senior manager at AOL in New York, where she is part of a team building the AOL Foundation, which will be the company’s charitable organization set to begin operations later this year. She graduated from the University of Maryland and received a master’s degree in organizational psychology from Columbia. She is also a founder of the Josh Link Foundation named for her late brother. The foundation awards grants to programs promoting creativity or programs working with those with special needs.
She is the daughter of Linda R. Link and Ronald H. Link of Syosset, N.Y. The bride’s father is an independent insurance broker in Syosset. Her mother retired as a speech and language pathologist at the Bethpage Union Free School District in Bethpage, N.Y.
The groom, 39, works in New York for the global asset management unit of Legg Mason, which is based in Baltimore. He graduated from Emory.
He is the son of Paula D. Neisner and Sam D. Neisner of Palm Beach Shores, Fla. The groom’s mother is a retired professor, who taught health at Broward College in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. His father retired as the guidance director at Hollywood Hills High School in Hollywood, Fla.
The groom’s previous marriage ended in divorce.
See the full NY Times announcement here.
celebrating independence! happy 4th!
beach weather! happy summer!
help raise awareness for mesothelioma!
one of our followers, Heather, asked me to share a link to help raise awareness for a cause she is very passionate about. she sent this email. please help spread the word!
“At age 36, just 3 ½ months after my first and only child, Lily, was born, I was diagnosed with mesothelioma and given 15 months to live. Miraculously, I beat the odds and I’m still here eight years later.
Mesothelioma is considered one of the most aggressive and deadly cancers; most people are given just one year to live upon diagnosis. There is no known cure for mesothelioma and the future continues to look grim as attention to the disease as well as research funding continues to decline. The only known cause of ‘meso’ is exposure to asbestos, which is still not banned in the US. Sadly, it doesn’t look like asbestos will be banned anytime soon, as there is too much money being made by using this deadly mineral.
Since May is National Cancer Research Month, I’ve made it my personal mission to try and spread awareness of this rare, preventable disease. The more people that know about this cancer, the more lives are potentially saved! Would you be willing to share the site that I blog for with your readers? The Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance has tons of information about the disease, asbestos exposure, and is also where my husband and I blog about our journey with mesothelioma.”
