A Walk In the Park

Meteria, James and I decided to meet at Central Park to take their engagement photos. It was a cool day, (YES! pun intended.) The birds were out, people were ice skating and the horse carriage tours were in full effect. And that's why we decided to stay inside the park, the horses owned the outside of the park. All in all, it was a great day filled with laughs. Stay tuned for part two of this story, coming to a blog near you in September.

Check out their slide show here.

Nicole and Adrean

If smiles and laughter are good for the soul, I had a fix at this wedding that should last me for a month or two. Nicole and Adrean keep you happy. This is a wedding that I once again had the pleasure of shooting as second for Jen. They exchanged their vows in front of family and friends at Fox Hollows in Long Island. Here are a few shots.

11 Days, 6 Hours, 42 Mins, 11 seconds

That title is the actual countdown (give or take a second or two) to the wedding of my friend Victoria and her soon to be husband Earl. My photographic journey with this couple started with their engagement photos, straight through to Vic's Bridal Shower. And at the end of that count down, it will continue with their wedding day. Please forgive me for not writing more, but this story is far from over. For now check out this slide show, it should bring you up to speed.

My First Images of 2007

Some of you maybe wondering, what do you do in Brooklyn, on a Saturday morning, in the early part of January. Well here are a few suggestions. First you can sit down at the Sugar Hill Supper Club and have a great brunch. I think you should try the crab cakes, grits and eggs.

Make sure you say hi to Norva and Judy

Then you can walk off your meal as you make your way to Ft. Green Park. Take time to look around you. This puddle held a cool reflection.

The tree looks colder than it actually was today.

Now if you happen to have a camera like I did, you can walk around the park and snap pictures of people enjoying the crazy weather. Did I mention it felt like 70 deg today?

Soccer or Football?

Reading back to back with that significant other is always a good thing.

And if all else fails. Try smacking a poor defenceless ball around with a big mallet.

Either way, enjoy your day, and have a Blessed and Happy New Year!

Camille and Keith

Camille, Keith and myself, first met at a Starbucks. People seem to look for any excuse to go to Starbucks. But all jokes aside, they're a great couple. They decided to take their engagement photos at the church where they'll be exchanging vows in August of 2007. St. James AME happens to be the same church in which they met as kids and still attend. And did I mention that Camille's father is also a Minister there? Stay tuned, this story is just getting started.