Part III of Paula and David’s wedding! Shortly after the couple portraits, all the guests started to arrive. The ceremony itself was short, simple and sweet.
Before it started, Paula was determined to wear the flower that was given to her by one of the kids. At some point we had to tape it to her hair. 
And Part IV of Paula and David’s big day: The reception dinner! It was a very dim and cozy space, and the two sat right by the fireplace (aw).
Paula’s dad hardly ever laughs long enough for a photo. Go, James!
And when Paula managed to say “That was perfect” to her big brother after his toast, I almost cried.
After the dinner, we migrated downstairs to the Suds Pub, where everyone had a few beers.
And where I… couldn’t find any quarters to play the awesome two-seater Pac Man machine. The end.
Last month I photographed a Facebook event for the Laura Mercier located in the midtown Bloomingdale’s. Customers would receive a makeover and a complementary headshot (that’s where I come in!) that they could share with friends via social networking sites such as Facebook, which would in turn help promote the brand.
During my time there, I was often mistaken for an employee, but because of that, I eventually learned where the restrooms, perfumes and handbags were. Below is one of the last photos we took of the sweet Laura Mercier staff members that I spent the two days with.
While I’m on the blog, why not do a blatant plug for my Facebook fan page. For some reason I generally pay more attention to that page, so please stop by to see more pictures, become a fan, yadda yadda. Whatever I post on this blog has an expanded portion on the fan page, so if you like what you see here, then feel free to mosey on over… _
This post was rather long delayed, considering I actually finished these photos a while ago. (I actually have a lot of images I need to get up on this blog!) A few months ago, James and I dragged my friend Amanda and her wedding dress out to my old college campus and we snuck into it’s bamboo forest. Being sorely disappointed with what I remembered the spot to be, we ended up in a woodsy clearing and did some bridal portraits there with Amanda as my ever lovely subject. The natural sunlight streaming through the trees was gorgeous and I ended up ignoring my lights for a while. That, combined with Amanda’s awesome and bubbly personality led to this:
