Grounds For Sculpture Engagement Photos {Jackie & Keith}
I always tell my couples to focus less on the background and location of an engagement session and more on each other. Obviously, an interesting location inspires me to take better photos, but I honestly don’t care if we are in a city street or a forest—all I...
We’re Back {Disney Didn’t Stand A Chance}
If you follow me religiously on Facebook you can skip right over this post as most of these photos have already made their way around the interwebs. For those that don’t know, we just came back from a post-wedding season recovery vacation in Fort Lauderdale and...
Lara & Alex {Wilshire Grand Wedding Photos}
I’ve seen quite a few things over the years, but Lara and Alex’s wedding was the first time I’ve witnessed audience participation go beyond the traditional toast and dancing. Lara’s world revolves heavily around music, and as a classically...
Bringing a Little Bit of Jersey to the Happiest Place on Earth
After a packed wedding season, a crazy travel schedule, a massive hurricane and a delayed vacation, we are finally heading off to Florida for a week of rest, relaxation and Mickey. Who am I kidding, we are probably going to spend the entire time running around theme...
Veiling of the Bride
One of the most wonderful things about being a wedding photographer is the variety of ceremonies that you get to experience. Unless you have a few dozen multicultural and ethnic friends, most people don’t to see just how different (and similar) wedding...
GLK Creative Featured in Merci New York {Point Pleasant Beach Wedding}
I’m not one to toot my own horn, but Krista and Chris’ wedding is one of my absolute favorites and it just got a huge feature in Merci New York, one of the biggest wedding blogs in the NYC area. The timing is absolutely perfect too, as us New Jerseyans...
Here Comes The Sun
For years I feared the sun. For photographers, the sun means raccoon eyes, terrible shadows and squinty eyes. I use to avoid it like the plague and tried to schedule shoots for early morning or into sunset. But when I became a wedding photographer, I realized that you...
Pin Him Against the Fence
I have to be honest, I don’t have any formal training in posing couples. I have a dozen or so poses that I pull out for variety—or if the couple is a bit nervous about cuddling in front of a stranger—but for the most part I usually just tell one of the two to do...
A Rose By Any Other Name
Who needs a tilt/shift lens when you can shoot at 35mm at f/1.4 and just bend at the knees a tiny bit. But seriously, this shot was made in front of the City Island harbor in the Bronx. We were surrounded by cars and traffic lights and unless we shot into the harbor,...Reviews
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