Anyone here in the north east knows how crazy the weather has been lately. It could be a beautiful day out, then 5 minutes laster, downpours. Then back to sun. With my schedule being so full I really didn’t want to reschedule my two shoots in Manhattan, so we just crossed our fingers and went for it.

Doris and Tom are regulars in Manhattan. Tom worked there and took the ferry to and from New Jersey. So it was only fitting that we incorporate that into the shoot.

If you haven’t been to Times Square lately, go. There are two streets that go through Times Square and they have one of them completely closed off to traffic. You can now walk around more freely and even sit in a chair in the middle of everything. From what I hear, the city is doing this to make Times Square more pedestrian friendly by giving the area a better identity. It worked.


I’ve been really getting into some more street photography lately and I couldn’t help but incorporate a little into their shoot.



Here’s the all glass side of the ferry terminal.

In the reflection of the glass is the building Tom worked in.

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BOSTON! I love Boston. That reminds me as I’m sitting in a hotel in Manhattan that I gave my car, which has a big Red Sox “B” on the back, to the valet. Hopefully nothing will happen to it. What a walk around town we had. I love this town.

What’s my obsession with puddle reflections this year?






I should NOT have been balancing on the fence I was on to get this shot. Kelley was holding on to me.

I was hiding behind a trash can so I wouldn’t end up in the reflection on the button. The image on the right is where they got engaged!

I saw this photo opportunity and thought it just screamed the look and feel of Boston.

Just waiting to cross the street.



I really should post the whole series of photos from the above shot. I had them stand there so I can time the train going by with some blurry motion action. Well as soon as the train got right up to Emily and Eric, it fired its horn! Emily jumped and walked away really quick. I thought she was going to have a heart attack!

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I was driving down the highway to Branford looking out my car window at the clouds that were forming. Another thunder storm was on it’s way. I met Christine and Gerald and starting shooting with my fingers crossed. The storm stayed in the distance and just gave us some magical light and color during the sunset.

RAINBOW! Thanks to whoever placed the order for the rainbow.


What Caribbean island are we on? Branford, Connecticut.

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My wifey requested a blog post since she knows how much I’ve been shooting lately. I didn’t want to suddenly attack my blog with posts, so I set my posts to release at midnight each night while I’m away.

We are working on all the images now, but I figured I should post some shots from Nicole and Trevor’s wedding this past weekend! Something new happened at this wedding that’s never happened to me before. Tornado warnings! I was driving from the house Nicole was getting ready at to the ceremony and the sky just fell. I couldn’t see the road, I almost hit a tree, and for the first time heard the emergency radio system kick in. Despite the sudden weather interruption, the wedding was absolutely beautiful.

Love the blue socks! Gotta stretch out the shoes.






Oh the stories that were told during the ceremony. Nicole was having fun with Trevor!

There was laughter, there were tears.




Hello sunset! We hit this just right (I’m still working on the left image). Then the sky turned into some amazing colors.








This is me with my friend, the one and only, Mrs Carla Ten Eyck. She was a guest of Nicole at the wedding. She was enjoying herself with her hubby by her side instead of her camera! A special thanks to Carla for egging me on with a few photos!

This has been wedding announcement #184!

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