by admin on Jun 29th in Portraits
by admin on Jun 17th in Landscapes, Portraits
by admin on Jun 14th in Landscapes
Weymouth Forge/Furnace is now in ruins, partly even fenced off from public access. Most of it though is out in the open to climb around and photograph from the best vantage point one can find. The largest structure I believe is directly where the main furnace was, it appears to be a large chimney. There is a wooden bridge crossing the somewhat dried up tributary for ease of access to both sides of the Forge/Furnace. The Egg Harbor River is right there and is part of the main route for canoeing. This is a place that easily overwhelms the senses with the many different textures, between the rock, brick, water, grasses, mud, and trees.
My assistant and I wanted to share these photographs with you. We hope you enjoy them as much as we enjoyed taking them.





My assistant

My assistant and me

by admin on Jun 10th in Weddings
October 31, 2009. Halloween. A holiday loved by children and adults alike. But this year, Halloween wasn’t just about Trick or Treating, costumes, ghosts, and goblins, it was the date that Robert and Katie got married.
We had a blast the whole day. They got dressed in Ocean City by the ocean so we did the formal portraits right on the beach.






Their reception wasn’t your typical reception, it was a costume party! The bride and groom went as Gomez and Morticia from the Adams Family. Everyone really seemed to have a great time.

Congratulations Robert and Katie!

by admin on Jun 6th in Weddings
by admin on Jun 3rd in Weddings
The Carriage House is a spectacular place for a wedding. I shot my first wedding their this summer and loved it. They have one attendant dedicated to helping make sure everything runs smoothly and mainly there just for the bride. This woman is fantastic! Besides the friendly staff and beautiful grounds, the bride and groom were a match made in heaven. The bride could not have been lovelier than Cinderella and the groom was as charming as well…Prince Charming. The portraits of both were so easy to take, it’s hard to mess up perfection. The bride and groom were so lucky, a storm was minutes away as we were trying to squeeze in all their formals. As we were shooting the formals of just the two of them, thunderheads crossed the sky overhead and created the most amazing scene for by far my favorite photograph of the entire wedding. It is featured on the first slideshow of my website. As you can tell, it was my favorite. *wink




I must add the couple’s son was a little cutie too. He “hammed” it up in front of the camera a few times. When we got to the cake cutting portion of the reception the bride and groom had a cake made for their son. It was his first birthday. Let me tell you, he enjoyed that cake probably more than he enjoyed the entire day and all the attention he received. The picture will tell it all.


by admin on May 31st in Commercial
by admin on May 29th in Portraits
by admin on May 26th in Commercial, Pet Photography
Remember the alpacas I wrote about? You got it! The baby alpaca was born on May 14, 2010 to the herd at Moore’s Misty Pine Alpacas. A full month late. I cannot imagine being pregnant for a full extra month. But the baby was born with little difficulty. Kelli and her family are now the proud owners of Don Vito, the first male alpaca in their herd. Mommy and baby have bonded appropriately and are both healthy and doing well.







There are two more alpacas expecting little ones any moment. Hopefully we will get the privilege of photographing those babies when they are born as well.
by admin on May 22nd in Weddings
This bride and groom were a fun-loving pair. They wanted to have fun the whole day, and it really showed through in their photographs. They are people you want to be around all the time because they make everything fun. Shooting their wedding was nothing but a joy.





