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Not a big deal at all, but I was live on CBS New York weekend edition giving tips on how parents can elevate their photography game. So yeah that happened;) So if you are looking for a Bergen County family photographer who has been photographing kids and families for over a decade (man, this makes […]

Family Photography, Studio News

My Live TV Debut! | Bergen County award winning family photographer

I don’t showcase Bergen County studio sessions here often but I do offer them and do love doing them! My Ridgewood photo studio has great natural light (and plenty of studio light equipment on those cloudy days!) and it works so well for those quick milestone sessions with for your kids. These two brothers could […]

Studio Photography

Two brothers | Bergen County Studio Photography

I’ve been photographing these guys for YEARS – back when they were a family of three and E. who now is in 3rd grade, was just a year old! It’s been so great watching them grow and their sessions are a We decided to do this family photo session in Ridgewood because it’s been a […]

Family Photography

Family Fun in Downtown Ridgewood | Bergen County family photo session

You guys – there is a feature article about me in the September Issue of the NAPCP Inspired Magazine! So if you wanted to learn a bit more about me and my photography journey, here is your chance:)

Studio News

Feature Article!

You guys – Bergen magazine published an article about me! So if you ever wanted to know more about yours truly – now is your chance:)

My Family, Studio News

All About ME!:)

If you spent any time with me or followed my work for a while you know that I (and my family) LOVE to travel. And yet, every summer for the last FOURTEEN YEARS we’ve been back at Ocean City, New Jersey. It is not far away (unless you are driving down there on a Friday […]

Fine Art Photography, My Family, Travel Photography

Weekend Getaway to Our Favorite Place | New Jersey Photographer

I think a job of a photographer is so important - we are able to freeze time and bring parents back to the time when their kids were little (or not so little) with a click of a shutter.