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New York Wedding Photography | Jennifer Thurston and Charly Neuhaus
Weddings Comments Off Sat 01.13.2007
One word describes Jen and Charly’s wedding – Spectacular. Perhaps one the most original apsects of the event (besides the beautiful brides breathtaking dress) was how the wedding seamlessly brought together a mix of Classic and Contemporary New York. Once again I was blessed with sensational clients that were a joy to work with.
Catherine Hall Studios in San Francisco Bay Area
From The Studio Comments Off Mon 01.08.2007
The New Year brings many changes for Catherine Hall Studios as we have recently established a second base in the San Francisco Bay Area. We will now be spending equal time between SF and Manhattan. What a blessing to be in two of the most incredible cites in the world.
Sponsorship with Epson
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Mon 01.01.2007
I was recently Sponsored by Epson and they will be using my images for advertising and as samples of what their incredible Photo Printers are capable of. Below is one of the selected images.
I have always used Epson printers in my workflow (because they are the best) but now I will also be using some of their other products, such as the Epson P-5000 multimedia photo viewer – amazing stuff, check it out at the Epson website.
Daughter of Estate Owner in Appalachia
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Mon 12.04.2006
The town of Bramwell, “the pride of West Virginia’s southern tip,” sprang up almost overnight as a result of the 1800s coal-mining boom. It boasted more millionaires per capita than any other town in this country. It is where all the elite of coal mining (coal land owners, doctors, lawyers, etc.) areas in West Virginia lived.
The above image placed in the “emotion” category of the Wedding Photojournalist Association Fall 2006 Contest and can be viewed in the winning images section of the WPJA website. I love this images because it really communicates the joy and liberation the bride felt on her wedding day.
