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Meet Becky & Mike! For their Engagement Session we decided to spend the day in New York City. First things first, we met up at their favorite neighborhood bar in Jersey City, The Star Bar. Nothing wrong with a beer to bring down any walls before an Engagement Session 🙂 After the Star Bar, we headed over to Exchange Place which has a fantastic view of the NYC Sky Line and then onto the Path, which took us over to the World Trade Center. While exploring the west side we came across The High Line which was an abandoned elevated freight line that was converted into a public park in 2009. This space is beautiful and I can’t wait to shoot here again! My absolute favorite shot of the day was when we hopped into cab on our way to shoot in Time Square. Becky & Mike were snuggled in the back of the cab and enjoying the ride through the city and well…just freaking loving each other.
Check out some of my favorites from the day!
Check out this shot of Becky & Mike I took with my Medium Format a few weeks back. This was the day we met up to discuss their wedding details and after we walked around the block and I shot a few images to finish my roll. Their actual Engagement session was supposed to be this past Tuesday, but Sandy the Frankenstorm thought it would be best to reschedule. So yeah, I guess its a Pre-Engagement Session Teaser. 🙂
Meet Sara & Steve. They were married in the backyard of Sara’s parent’s house in Leesport, PA. In front of 80ish of their closest friends and family members and their adorable golden retriever, they tied the knot. Love these guys and I seriously want another one of those cupcakes! Check out some of my favorites from the day.
Here is a quick teaser from Sara & Steve’s Wedding. This was shot with my Yashica TLR at Sara’s family home in Leesport, PA.
Franklin finally gets his 15 minutes of fame…on my wall. I wanted something to bring a little color to my living room so I took one of the portraits I made of my pup and gave it a little Warhol treatment. Then using one of my wedding/portrait vendor I made a 30×30 canvas of the chunky monkey and now I laugh every time I come downstairs. 🙂
Russ Hickman Photography 