From a family trip, some photos from Niagara Falls:


And beluga whales at Marineland Canada:

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Sometimes photos just ask to be in black and white. A few examples from a recent wedding:



Wedding photography at The Garrison in Garrison, New York.
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I’m extremely pleased to write that Amy and Steve’s wedding is in the current issue of Brides New Jersey magazine:


Wedding photography at the Middlebush Reformed Church in Somerset, New Jersey, and the Hamilton Farm Golf Club in Gladstone, New Jersey.
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During cocktail hour, Elizabeth and Chris take a walk along the pier.

Wedding photography at the Shenorock Shore Club in Rye, New York.
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My new Flash-based web site is online now! It features many new photos, all presented in a larger format.
To see it, please click the HOME link in the top left corner (or this site’s logo) and then the FLASH photo on the left. Or just click here to get right to it.
The new site is designed for visitors with a high-speed internet connection. My old HTML site continues to exist and will be accessible via the home page. The site is mostly complete but will continue to be a work-in-progress, with updates and additions from time to time. Thank you for visiting!
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I’m very pleased to show some new work from a children’s fashion shoot …



Photographed in my hometown of Cresskill, New Jersey.
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When something interesting is happening, I’ll often keep shooting. This can result in a sequence of photos that together tell a little story.
During cocktail hour, this little member of the wedding party discovers a glass of champagne. His mom promptly takes it away and offers a plate of cheese, crackers and grapes instead.


Wedding photography at Tribeca Rooftop in Manhattan.
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So how much fun can you have making wacky photos of yourself with the Mac’s Photo Booth application?

Leica M8, 35mm lens, 1/45 sec, ISO 1250 (from my test drive).
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