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Deana + Matt had a truly special day. Here are just a few of the highlights:
- It started off raining heavily, but the rain cleared just enough to get some outdoor photos
- During Deana’s dance with her dad, a spontaneous and overwhelmingly touching moment happened when all of the fathers and daughters present (and there were a lot of them) joined Deana and her dad on the dance floor. The same thing happened when all of the mothers and sons joined Matt and his mom during their dance
- The incomparable Mark Kingsdorf from Queen of Hearts Wedding Consultants had the day go as smoothly as possible
- The team from Aldie Mansion and Jeffrey Miller Catering were excellent as always and had the reception running like a finely tuned machine
p.s. For those photo nerds out there – the square shot of Deana + Matt in the church was made with 85 separate exposures stitched together in an attempt to create the depth of field and overall feel of a medium format film camera
I recently had the chance to photograph the wedding of my friends Amanda + Matt at the beautiful Valley Green Inn.
I’ve known Matt for many years, so it was particularly special for me to be there as their photographer. Their day was a reflection of them – laid back, down to earth, and real. Even the less than stellar weather wouldn’t get them down!
Christine + Judd recently got married on a beautiful fall evening at the Mountain Lakes House in Princeton, NJ.
There was something about their day – maybe it was the time or the season or the classic feel – that made me want to blog their wedding using all black + white images. Maybe it is just my overwhelming love of b+w imagery, but it just felt right.
I’m a huge believer in the cliched phrase “less is more.” This is particularly true when it comes to photography. One of the reasons why I believe in the power of the still image is because it compels the viewer to fill in the blanks with their own experiences and emotions. Photographs can mean different things to different people, and a monochrome image forces that personal interpretation to a completely different level.
