Juliana and Alexander's Finger Lakes wedding brought a little rain, a spectacular Ventosa Vineyards sunset, and one of the most high-energy receptions we've ever photographed, complete with a surprise saxophone solo and giant face signs.
Elizabeth and Matt's wedding at The Manor House in Pierrepont, NY, broke every rule and still felt perfectly them, from Liz's peachy-pink gown to Matt's kilt, right down to a surprise visit from the Pickle Priest.
Wondering what to wear for your engagement session? Here's an easy, no-stress guide to picking outfits that photograph beautifully in every Central New York season, from coordinating colors to what to avoid.
Thinking about a family photography session in Central New York? Here's a guide to choosing the right location, outfits, and season to capture your family exactly as they are right now.
Picking your wedding photographer is a bigger decision than it looks. Here's what to actually look for, from style and local venue experience to personality fit, so your photos feel true to your day.
With so many wedding photographers in Central New York, finding the right fit can feel overwhelming. Here's a simple, honest guide to choosing a photographer whose style and personality actually matches your wedding day vision.
Most couples feel awkward in front of the camera at first and that is completely normal. Here's how to shake it off and enjoy your CNY engagement session from start to finish.
Family photos should feel joyful, not stressful. From timing sessions around nap schedules to letting kids be kids in front of the camera, a few simple adjustments can turn a chaotic photo session into one full of genuine smiles. Here are our top 5 tips for family photos everyone will actually love.
Thinking about a backyard or outdoor wedding somewhere in CNY? Here's a friendly, honest guide to everything you need to think through first, from weather backup plans to permits to making sure your guests are comfortable.
Not all wedding photos are created equal. A Syracuse wedding photographer shares what really separates a pretty shot from one that makes you cry every single time you see it, from genuine emotion to golden hour light across Central New York.