Here are the images.

…and with that, I wish you two the absolute very best of everything.

Guys, thanks for a great afternoon and I look forward to your wedding day.

This unique product is a work of art based on one of your photographs.  The sample shown is a combination of digital painting, hand sketch (graphite on paper), beautifully combined digitally to show love in an abstract way.

I am offering an introductory price on this product for a limited time to any new couple that books an album package or to any current or previous client wishing to take advantage of it.

Here is the sample.

Today I also introduced my boudoir collection as an add-on, or as a stand-alone offering.  What an amazing day!

Now, a few photos of my booth at the show.

Tomorrow is the second day of the show.  It will be another great one!

Yes, my friend Chuck Arlund scheduled a “shootout”.  Chuck out did himself with the locations and models and I had a blast shooting with some lighting help from a few other friends who held lights for me while I shot (I returned the favor for their own shots).

So, here are a few of my favorites:

This was GREAT.  Thanks “Chuckie”!

Allow me to let the images tell the story.

After the ceremony, the reception kicked off with Neel signing!  Let me tell you, he could easily have a second career!

Thank you for letting me share on your wonderful day.  I wish you both the very best.

So, here’s my stocking.  Feel free to leave a comment as a Christmas gift! 

The dancing was incredible and everyone just seemed to have such a good time.  As for me, it felt great to talk with one of the guests about photography and learn what she did for a living.  Turns out she works for the Make a Wish Foundation and one of her wishes is to be a photographer.  So, I handed over one of my cameras, lens, and flashes to her and let her take some photos.  Her fiance was ecstatic - and so was she.

Here are some of the images from the wedding.

Melissa, Peter, thank you for giving me the opportunity to share in your wonderful day.  Amy, thank you for letting me make your wish come true - even if for just a little while.

NYC is a much nicer city than it was when I was growing up - but it’s still the same!

There’s no place like it in the world - and I’ve been blessed with the opportunity to visit a lot of large cities, among them London, Berlin, Hong Kong, Beinjing, Shanghai, Taipei, Sydney, Vienna, Munich, Amsterdam, and many others.  While they’re all unique and wonderful in their own way, nothing can compare to the “Capital of the World”:  NYC.

So, during the short visit, I shot some stuff.  I wanted to get an edgy and gritty street feel to these.  Enjoy.

Of course, one must visit the “Ground Zero” site - the place where the World Trade Center once stood.

And there’s no way you can go to NYC and not go to Times Square and walk the surrounding areas.

Now, remember, this was back in November - the stores had the Christmas stuff out.  I just loved this image.

…and the historic Empire State Building.

The day started out with some rain - just enough to get me to buy an umbrella which was used for about two blocks.  It then stopped raining and the sun came out - and I wound up walking around with just a t-shirt on as it warmed up nicely.

It’s a great city and part of a day is just not enough to do it justice.

Here are some of my favorites.

Guys - I can’t wait for your wedding.  It’ll soon be here and I know it’s going to be great!

So, here are some of the images.

Guys, it was fun!  See you soon.