Ocean City Wedding

Once the ceremony is over and all the group and family shots are done, the newlyweds usually have a few quiet moments together before joining friends and family celebrating their special day.

MYOGA STUDIO, VENTNOR

Amy Stephanik of MYOGA in Ventnor demonstrates what goals can be attained through dedication and hard work. Amy's been a driving force in the yoga community for many years and her imaginative approach to teaching yoga inspired many to follow it's path including me.

You go Amy!

Steak & Chop House

Creating an image that is believable while making everything and everyone look better than reality is always the primary goal of "lifestyle" advertising photography. Take a look at that steak. It's like something out of the Flintstones and the chef seared it to perfection. These kind of pictures don't "just happen". Wardrobe, models, makeup, camera angle, composition, lighting and even the sense of the the conversation must be directed... by me.

Yeah, I guess I can be a control freak but that's what allows me to supply my clients with photographs that tell their story.

Oshi Sushi Restaurant

The chef's at Atlantic City's Oshi do a bang-up job creating edible works of art. I'm not a sushi lover but presentations like this could change my mind.

Atlantic City Rescue Mission

Atlantic City Rescue Mission is a great non-profit institution helping the disenfranchised folks in Atlantic County with training and a safe place to stay until they get back on their feet. It reaches out to men, women and families.

Photography has been so wonderful to me that I really enjoy giving back when I get the chance.

Backstage Dancers

Once again my assignment surprised me. As part of a three day shoot for Showboat in Atlantic City, I was challenged to shoot these dancers. Sure they're good looking and Patti did a great job with makeup, but what really impressed me was how these ladies could move.

Wowzer! Totally in-sync with each other and loving it.

Beebe Bahrami

Author, anthropologist and world traveler Beebe Bahrami in a rare moment of stillness.