You probably remember Liz & Mike from their beautiful canoeing engagement photos, their backyard wedding also incorporated a boat and fused antique elegance with the timeless, personal setting of her parents’ home. The newlyweds rowed a wooden boat in her parent’s pond (just like she did as a child), they shared Liz’ grandmother’s “famous” sponge cake topped with powdered sugar and
You may remember Kyrie and Andrew from their amazing country wedding here— it’s hard to believe, but their little Rowan is already one year old, so we met at the 30th street station in Philadelphia to capture this little man’s big day. Rowan was able to explore the station, people watch (he is *very* charming), watch a train speed by, climb stairs, peer out
If you are a regular follower on my blog, you may remember Amanda and Nelson, as I have photographed their engagement, wedding, and engagement/weddings of family members too, so they have made quite a few appearances here… what a pleasure it was for me to capture the next big moment in their lives as they anticipate their family growing to include Analisa. To see them in their
You may remember Marisol and Renado from their colorful, creative engagement session at the Whitaker Center— their wedding at the Palace at Somerset Park was just as colorful and added friends, family and lots of cute kiddos to the mix. Their winter wedding boasted blue skies and more desserts than you can imagine– both of them even sang to each other before the
Chicago couple, Max and Julia, flew in and spent time with me at the Ragged Edge Inn in central Pennsylvania for their engagement photos. They were looking for candid photos that would capture the beauty of nature, their personalities & love for each other as well as bringing in an element of their joint interest in travel. I am eagerly anticipating seeing
If you follow my blog you will see weddings from New York, DC, Philly… for a change, here is a bride from Shippensburg– I could have walked to her parents house (below), but I drove, haha. Colleen & Mike were looking for color, creativity, and for their photography to capture the excitement and candid emotions of their friends and
Colleen & Mike enjoy the simple things in life: a nice hot cup of coffee, taking walks together, reading together… their photos are comfortable, colorful (both from the fall leaves and from the stunning sunset at the end of the shoot) and a tribute to two young people who are very much in love. Colleen & Mike, I wish you all
Walking in the rain, fab style and a surprise performance that brought tears to Katie’s eyes… Katie & Ned’s wedding was timeless and elegant with details that were both fun and functional (orange monogrammed clutches, white Kashmir pashminas, and yellow duck umbrellas– and that was just for the bridesmaids). The colors complimented Bear Creek so nicely, and the moments they shared with
From the human pyramid to a cake-smash that resulted in a cake-chase ;), Tracey and Brandon’s wedding was certainly fun it also had many traditional elements as well. Tracey and Brandon met at Shippensburg University where he played football and she was a cheerleader (hence the pyramid later). It was so far the shortest commute I’ve had to a wedding, only
Beach with a rocky pier, moody sky and a beautiful extended family who have a deep love for each other and playful side. I first met Sue at a wedding that I photographed last year. This summer, she and her family rented a house in Beach Haven (Long Beach Island) and hired me to come out and photograph their family enjoying each other’s
