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I have wanted to photograph at the Marriott Downtown Syracuse for as long as I remember shooting weddings. This just might be the best backdrop for an indoor ceremony and reception that I’ve seen in the Upstate New York area.
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The gorge colors were on fire. The sky was gray. Neither of them noticed anything but each other. October 7, 2022. Trumansburg, New York. Fifteen minutes from Ithaca, and a world away from everything else. This is the kind of Inn at Taughannock fall wedding that doesn’t need to be dressed up in superlatives to […]
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Why Ithaca, NY Is the Perfect Place for a Wedding That Feels Like YouAnd why hiring a documentary-style Ithaca wedding photographer makes all the difference When most people picture a New York wedding, they imagine the skyline. Maybe a rooftop. Maybe a black tie dress code and a tightly scheduled timeline. But here in Ithaca, weddings […]
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Filipino wedding in the woods. Located in Ithaca New York in the Finger Lakes Region. Wedding Weekend getaway at firelight Camps with glamping tents and a ceremony in the woods.
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Rosie & Rishi’s Hindu-Western fusion wedding at New Park in Ithaca, NY Sangeet under a whale skeleton, a Baraat, two ceremonies, and the moment Rosie’s parents met Rishi at the altar. Documentary wedding photography for Hindu and South Asian couples in the Finger Lakes and beyond.
I’ve been photographing weddings since 2012. Long enough to know I am not here to run your day.
Photos are not everything.
And I refuse to add to the pile of expectations already sitting on your shoulders.
You don’t need another director.
You don’t need to perform.
I’m here to observe.
To document the things you didn’t know were happening because you were too busy actually living them.
To show you how deeply you are loved.
To freeze this exact version of your lives before it shifts, because it will.
After 14 years of being at weddings almost every weekend, this approach still shakes me to my core.
Not the perfection.
Not the details.
The people.