Central Park Family Portraits | Matt, Meghan & Marin

I joined Matt, Meghan and Marin on the Upper Westside of Central Park near their current residence. After almost a decade in the City, Matt and Meghan are saying farewell and wanted to commemorate their NYC days with some family portraits in some of Central Park's most recognizable monuments. 

Central Park Engagement Photos of Edenson and Maudelyne/ NYC Wedding Photographer

Edenson and Maudelyne chose Central Park for their engagement session, since it was a place they spent much of their time when they met 4 years ago. They are set to wed this summer at Fleur de lis in Brooklyn where I am flattered to document their special day. It was a delight to get to know this lovely couple better as we gallivanted around the park on a warm, spring day. Congratulations Maudelyne and Edenson on your upcoming nuptials. Brooklyn stand up! 

Central Park Family Portraits | The Fattorusos

Shooting in Central Park  through the seasons is a delight, being from California where there is only warmer and warmer. Gustav, an amazing 2 year old was dreamy to shoot and the buck doesn't stop there! Eva made parenting seem like a breeze with her easy way around the park with Gustav. Look at those baby blues, who wouldn't melt at first sight?!

Twins! | Nini and Arabella in Central Park

I know all my West Coast readers are dying with the multiple features on Central Park but the park itself measures 6 miles so I'm constantly rediscovering where my clients lunch and play. 


Jahara has twins, Arabella (boots) & Nini (balloon) and I tip my hat to her! Boy! I am trained to work with children and I could hardly catch my breath shooting these little rascals.... parenting twins is one amazing feat. Despite how fast the girls scooted, we managed to capture a handful of wonderful photos in a meadow near the twins' home. Nini and Arabella have their own distinct personalities, check 'em out below! Note to self: bubbles and balloons go a long way! 

Central Park Family Portraits | The Totejas

It's no secret that I am a fan of the Harlem Meer. But what I do enjoy more than shooting in Central Park North, however, is when I get children who are notorious for frowns to turn them upside-down!