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I've submitted to JPG Magazine's "Noir" theme for their next issue -- Click on the link below to vote for my photo, of course, only if you think it's worthy!
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Marietta is just about 8 months pregnant and about ready to be done with the whole thing too, but luckily we had a beautiful Sunday afternoon to capture her and her belly. We did the shoot at an apartment in Manhattan and up on the roof there. Bert, the Daddy-to-Be, jumped in for a few pictures too. Enjoy!





I know this isn't a traditional maternity portrait, but I couldn't resist -- and I absolutely love it!
Congratulations! I can't wait to meet the little guy!
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Christopher Duggan was nice enough to have me along for Sarah & Michael's wedding. They got married at the Holy Trinity Church on the Upper East Side of New York City, with the reception following at The Boat House in Central Park. Both locations were absolutely beautiful, which was fitting for such a great couple. We were lucky that the rain held off just long enough to get some portraits done in the park. Check out some photos from the day.










Congratulations Sarah & Michael!!
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A couple of weeks ago the guys from iFanboy.com (Josh, Ron and Conor) and I wandered the streets of Astoria and captured some fun publicity photos. They have a video podcast reviewing and discussing comic books on Revision3, and need to have a few good shots of them on hand. We started out at the location of young Henry Hill's house in the movie Goodfellas (see photos with brick wall background) and finished on the roof of my apartment. Check them out...






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I had the pleasure of shooting with Jordan Van Aken a few weeks ago... Sara & Mick got married at the Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Hartford, Connecticut. The church was so beautiful. The celebration continued at The Bond Ballroom just down the street. You can tell how truly in love the bride and groom are from the photos. They are a fun couple and their guests had a great time too -- they even had a dance off at the end of the night! Congrats guys! Check out some photos from the day by clicking on the album below...
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About two months ago, my husband I took a driving tour around Ireland. We saw almost the entire island and found some places we love! I've been meaning to post some of the images, but life seemed to get in the way, until now. The portraits are the owners of the bed and breakfasts we stayed in. They were all lovely people!











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Labels: Ashmore House, Cashel, Cows, Dublin, Ireland, Pearse Lodge, Rock of Cashel, Sheep, The Grange

Mia and Scott got married at the beautiful Maritime Hotel in New York City. I had the pleasure of second shooting with Christopher Duggan of Threshold Visions. We had a great day with an amazing couple! They were so laid back and a lot of fun!













Congratulations Mia and Scott and I wish you both all the best in the future!
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