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This year has started off with the best couples, great venues and fantastic wedding celebrations. I had such a great time shooting Lisa and Anthony’s wedding at Fox Hollow in Woodbury, New York. Luckily it was a beautiful winter day, we were even able to sneak outside for a few winter photos. Here are a few teasers from their special day.. (more to come)
What a great way to end the year.. Bob and Keri’s wedding was a blast. I felt like I was really a part of the wedding party. There were times I was ready to put down my camera and dance .. Great Wedding ! And of course one of my favorite venues, Milleridge Inn in Jericho, NY made the wedding that much more amazing. Milleridge’s village stores during the holidays is really an amazing place for pictures. Here are a few of my favorites from their special day.. more to come !
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Such a pretty wedding! I am in love with the window shot. NICE!
Love your use of light Brian. Beautiful images.
love the window shadow shot! the bridals are gorgeous
I had an opportunity to once again shoot with a good friend and fellow wedding photographer Joe Sanfilippo (http://www.joesanphoto.com/). We recently shot a day after portrait session with Carlie and Jason.. Perfect weather, perfect location.. Here are just a few samples… Enjoy ! -B
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For a few I used a qflash off axis..
Amazing sky and really well lit. were you using off camera flash?
Regards
Nick Rose
As you can see I have been super busy. I have not really had a chance to update my blog since this past winter. Well I finally got around to getting all of those edit up. Enjoy the photos !
-B
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Brilliant work across a number of fabulous locations! The last is very original!
I had a great opportunity to shoot with Twice as Good Wedding and Party Center. enjoy !
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So atmospheric and personal!!
These are absolutely stunning images Brian and you’ve made great use of the light. I’m looking through your blog on a MacBook Air – the high resolution screen make your images look so crisp. They positively leap off the page!