I picked up my first camera when I was 12, and haven’t been able to put it down since.I love taking photos that create a lifetime of happiness and memories for others.
Ever
since that first camera, I have shared a wealth of information with
others, while teaching all ages and discussing photography with
others. It is simply a passion of mine.
During
my travels in photography I’ve grown a great passion for wedding
photography. Wedding photography allows me the opportunity to capture
the beauty and joy of your momentous occasion. I understand the
importance of your wedding day and the moments that will be captured
forever in your photographs. My style of photography is very natural.
I want to capture your beautiful day just the way you planned it
including every kiss, every smile, and every tear of happiness as it
unravels itself.
Your
wedding day will be one of the most amazing and important days of your
life and your photographs will tell a story of how wonderful that day
is. I will quietly capture the beauty and happiness of your entire day.
I want to make sure your day is an enchanting and joyful day, where you
can sit back and enjoy you months of planning.
My
relationship with you is very important to me. I want to make sure that
you feel comfortable with me and my camera, really like a friend with a
camera, so that you have no worries on your big day.
A few weeks back, I got the chance to help out my friend David Zaveloff photograph Dayna and Rob’s wedding. After a visit to both the guys getting ready and the girls getting ready, we headed to the wedding ceremony in Elkins Park. The Reception was held at the wonderful Abington Arts Center.
You can see Dave’s shots from the day here
… and here are a few of mine.
There are a lot more posts to come from the busy last few weeks… check back soon!
This past weekend I photographed Amanda and Steve’s wedding. We photographed their engagement session in Bristol, PA a few months back, which turned out great, so I knew their wedding was going to be wonderful also.
The wedding was held at the Joseph Ambler Inn in North Wales, PA. The weather couldn’t have been any better - Sunny and about 75 degrees!
Take a peak at a few from the day.
Some relaxed portraits before the ceremony
peaking at the ceremony before it starts
Boys will be boys at the bar
Look at the group in the back… boy were they cheering Steve on!
So I have been a little busy over the last few days, but 2 weeks ago, I was helping my good friend Nicole Polk (www.apolkadotblog.com) photograph Sam and Pete’s wedding at Historic Waynesborough.
It was a great day. The weekend was calling for thundershowers, but the rain held out until everyone was under the tent for the reception… it couldn’t have worked out any better.
Take a peak at a few.
I love the look Sam is giving to Pete in this one.
Look at how those lights just frame couple about to eat their cake.
Hey all!
I was hand chosen to beta test the new version of my current blog. You will probably see some changes every now and then. I think this new version totally ROCKS! and I can’t wait to see any other upgrades.
If you notice any bugs/issues, please let me know and I will pass them on.
For you photographers, this the is soon-to-come ProPhoto Theme v2 (beta).
Just launched: iPhone version of Your Timeless Photos!
I have just created a simple iPhone version of the website to browse. This blog is now also iPhone compatible too. It is very simple to navigate and there is nothing you need to do different. If you are visiting Your Timeless Photos.com from your iPhone, it will automatically open (the iPhone site).
I have had mine for over a year now, and it does everything I need it too. Pick up yours and check out the newest wedding website to hit the iPhone.
