Natasha + Michael

On my second day in NYC last week, I met up with Michael and Natasha for more fun in Central Park. They are so darling and I’m excited to be a part of their wedding day at Grand Isle Lake House here in Vermont next month.

You can take a peek at the slideshow from their beautiful engagement session click HERE! (какой красивый день!...a message from Andy!)

May Update

Spring is in full bloom here and I've been a busy bee!

I literally stepped off the plane from our trip to Disney World, threw some clothes in a bag and headed off to the yearly convention and competition with the Vermont Professional Photographers.

I was honored to win a Judge's Choice Award for a fox I photographed from my kitchen window this past winter! The special treat of the convention was the chance to hear Joe McNally, described by American Photo Magazine as "perhaps the most versatile photojournalist working today." He delighted us with many stories encountered when photographing for National Geographic, Life and Time magazines, Sports Illustrated, and many other publications, including also one of his most moving photo creations: Faces of Ground Zero--Giant Polaroid Collection.

A few days at home and I was off again to NYC to visit some fun photography pals (Robin and Barrie), meet two couples for engagement sessions, and have coffee with some potential clients (who we will be photographing a wedding for in September!) Yahoo! :-)

Okay, enough fun, I've got to get back to work!

p.s. I hope all of you fabulous moms out there had an extra special day on Sunday!
My kids gave me the sweetest hand-made cards, we ate yummy pancakes, I puttered in the garden, we saw Spider Man 3 and went out to dinner. The perfect day! :-)

My award winning image

Joe McNally

Robin and Sophie on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum


The sky was sooo blue and the trees were sooo green!

Barrie and Robin inside Barrie's boyfriend's art gallery on Madison Ave.

A tulip in the deep shade backlit by the sun.

Shopping on Madison Avenue with the girls. Isn't Robin looking so sassy?! Let's hang out again soon! xo

Moira + Briggs

I traveled to NYC last week for a couple of days of work and fun. On Tuesday afternoon I met up with an awesome couple, Moira and Briggs, for their engagement session in Central Park. The weather couldn't have been better and the park was in full bloom with flowers of every color. We had so much fun running around the park snapping pictures. I am really looking forward to hanging out with them again on the 27th at their wedding here in Vermont. They will be married at the very classic Equinox Resort in Manchester.

To see more of their gorgeous day in Central Park, click HERE!

Love Speaks Volumes

I was honored to document Rebecca and Gregg’s very sunny New York City wedding at the Library Hotel last Sunday.

The hotel was a block from the New York Public Library and Bryant Park, so we had plenty of opportunities for some fun and romantic photos. It was a spectacular day!!

New York Minute

I arrived in the city the afternoon before Rebecca and Greg’s wedding part 2, to check out the wedding location and skip around Manhattan a bit. Equipped with my camera and a wide angle zoom lens I snapped a few photos worth sharing.

After checking out the Public Library on 5th Avenue, I walked through beautiful Bryant Park and spotted a father photographing his two sons sporting their first suits. This young man was particularly dapper!

Further along in the park… I was spotted by “Olga” from Russia while the woman to her right napped in the afternoon sun.

On my way to Times Square…I am always fascinated by people’s reactions to life happenings. In this case, a tourist has a caricature done of herself while her friends and others watch the progress.

Of course, I had to stop in to the Toys R Us in Times Square to pick out a little something for the kids. Not only was it big enough to fit an entire ferris wheel, it was very colorful too.

The tyrannosaurus was so life-like I stood around to watch for a moment, but my real amusement came when the beast gave a mighty roar and made all the kids cry.


The Hare Krishna meet up every Saturday night in Times Square.

The Empire State building at night in a view from my hotel room window. NYC is beautiful!!