Travel Photography

We just got back from a trip to Central Europe and it was pretty spectacular! We visited Switzerland, France and Italy (with a quick side trip to Germany) and while all those places were stunning in their own right I think my favorite was Alsace! Alsace is beyond words stunning – I felt like I […]

My Family, Travel Photography

Visiting Beauty and the Beast Homeland – Summer Trip to Europe – Part I

We did not have much time for a family vacation this spring break (I blame my kids and their activities and competitions, which get in the way of our trips!) so we decided on a quick trip to the Netherlands. Victor and I have been there a few times but our kids have not, it’s […]

My Family, Travel Photography

The land of Windmills, canals, bikes and lots of tulips

One good thing about getting older is that more and more of my friends are celebrating their milestone bdays. To celebrate one of my bestie’s big birthday a few of us ditched our families and headed to Paris for a few days. Since all of us have been there before, we did not feel the […]

Fine Art Photography, Travel Photography

A Girls weekend in Paris

We just recently got back from Italy, aka ‘my favorite country’ and it was amazing! As you may know, we love to travel and discover new (for us!) places but Italy is a country we’ve been coming back to time and time again. I love it so much that I feel that I can write […]

Fine Art Photography, My Family, Travel Photography

Living La Dolce Vita | Our Trip to Southern Italy

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.