Comments
It’s been my pleasure to photograph several weddings at the Angel Orensanz Foundation over the years. It’s such an interesting venue, being New York’s oldest (non-functioning) synagogue and how it eventually became the living quarters and workspace for Angel Orensanz, the artist who purchased the distressed building in the 1980′s. In recent years, it’s become quite the lower east side setting for fashion shows and wedding receptions.
Click to see more of my New York City and Long Island artistic photojournal wedding photography
1 Comment
An intimate moment shared by the bride and groom just after their wedding ceremony at the Glen Cove Mansion. The bride was very much into having natural photos. I like the lighting around them and, of course, the sentiment.
Click to see more of my New York City and Long Island artistic photojournal wedding photography
1 Comment
In between wedding assignments, I take a camera with me and give myself shooting assignments because some other interesting things come up to photograph and it helps me stay sharp and focused. Ha ha I made a joke. I’ve always wanted to get to the annual Coney Island Mermaid Parade for instance, but I’ve always had a bride to photograph that day.
Until this year. This year, no bride! This year, Mermaids!
Click to see more of my New York City and Long Island artistic photojournal wedding photography
Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson were King Neptune and Queen Mermaid
His and her suits by Metrocard.
There were mermen as well.
above and below: casual onlookers
Comments
Long story short, the bride now lives in Philadelphia but had her wedding reception a few years ago in a day that took us from Brooklyn to long island at the Fox Hollow in Syosset. Hence the post title.
I was the photographer, free-lancing that day for another studio.
She never contracted for an album from the other studio, and found me through a friend of hers whose wedding I had photographed. Preferring my finishing touch on her album, she contacted me to work on it for her.
I crafted a couture album for her. Images can’t do it justice, there’s just something about the luxurious, polished look it has that you can only appreciate seeing in real life.
Click to see more of my New York City and Long Island artistic photojournal wedding photography
Comments
Some nice moments as a few brides walk down the aisle.
A bride lovingly glances at her father as he escorts her down the aisle. Another with the bride’s face lights up as she sees her groom. Yet another, excited and giddy as she’s caught in the moment.
Click to see more of my New York City and Long Island artistic photojournal wedding photography
