Princeton University engagement session

August 19, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
Engagement Sessions at Princeton University: A Photographer’s Guide Princeton University’s campus in Princeton, New Jersey, is one of the most beautiful and timeless places for an engagement session. Its historic architecture, ivy-covered walls, and romantic pathways create a setting that feels like stepping into a European city. For couples, it of...
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Spring Mill Cafe Micro wedding

July 01, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
An Intimate Wedding at Spring Mill Café —Colleen and Mark There’s something timelessly romantic about a micro wedding—especially when it’s hosted at Spring Mill Café. Nestled in a charming 19th-century inn in Conshohocken, this French country-style venue creates an ambiance that feels straight out of Provence. With its warm candlelight, rustic woo...
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Portico wedding at Awbury Arboretum

June 23, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
I photographed Sarah and Max's wedding at Portico at Awbury Arboretum. This wedding was special to me. Not only did I know Sarah as a child, but her dad was a wedding photographer who had helped me at the beginning of my career. We worked together at the same studio (in the analog days, where we shot on film). He was a patient and talented mentor a...
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Raeph's Bar Mitzvah at Lacocca Conference Center

April 16, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
I photographed Raeph's Bar Mitzvah portrait session at Temple Beth El. Then his party was at the Lacocca Conference Center at Lehigh University. Such a beautiful modern space up at the top of the campus and enclosed in huge glass windows. I just love the energy I get from documenting Mitzvah parties. These kids were great and had a blast! Mazel Tov...
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Chiaroscuro light in photography

January 28, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
I was fortunate to be able to study a semester in Rome during my Tyler college career. That semester had a large impact on who I became as a photographer. I not only flourished in capturing street photography but was very influenced by the Renaissance painters. Most influential to me was Caravaggio who mastered the technique of Chiaroscuro. Chiaro...
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