It’s been a busy month of November. It all started out in October going to the PhotoPlus Expo with William Eng. Then a few engagement sessions; meeting with some potential clients; attending Joe McNally’s workshop; some shopping; some happy hours; then we decided we need to move – so apartment hunting; then Thanksgiving Dinner at our place; then packed; instead shopping on Black Friday like everyone else, we moved into our new apartment….. YAY!! No more Kensington. We are now in Windsor Terrace / Park Slope Brooklyn, New York. We are across the street from Prospect Park. WOOHOO!! I see the lake. So pretty.

I had to share one more image from the Central Park Post Wedding Portrait Photography Session…    btw, this was shot in sRAW1.   Still comes out beautiful.  YAY!!

Central Park New York Wedding Photography

Central Park in New York is such a beautiful place to walk around.   Yesterday William Eng invited me to assist him in a Post Wedding Portrait Photography Session held in Central Park, New York.  Here’s some images I was able to captured while helping out.

Central Park New York Wedding Photography

A very simple portrait session with Rachel. Hope you enjoy the photos.

Location: Meat Packing District

I know its been awhile since I posted anything here. I’ve been pretty busy… and when I get home I need to entertain my son. By the time everyone is asleep and I tried to use those time to do whatever I need to do from online to processing all my images.. I am just too sleepy to blog. If only my day time job will let me blog. (proxy server BLOCKED all blogs… another reason why I cannot comments….)

This past Tuesday, my buddy William Eng invited me to help him on an event shoot. I’ve never did an event, so I didn’t know what to expect. To sum up my experience, it was fun. Here are a few pictures from the night. This was held at Le Cirque… and I got to photograph and meet Mr. Chocolate himself Jacques Torres! Chocolate was GOOD!!! Thanks Bill for inviting me to a fun event.

Here’s a photo of Jacques and me… thx Bill for taking the photo.

I will be posting more pics later this week from Bronx Zoo, New York Aquarium and the Cherry Blossom from Brooklyn Botanical Garden…

Brooklyn Wedding Photography – Helen & Brady’s held in Prospect Park, Brooklyn NY.

Thank You Bill for shooting with me, you did such an amazing and an awesome job as always.

This past weekend I have the honor to photographed Helen & Brady’s wedding in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York. Before I go into the wedding day, I need to start by telling you how they found me. Early August (or was it late July?) I received an email from this person by the name of Helen. She informed me that her daughter (who is also Helen which I found out later) will be getting married in Prospect Park and wanted to know if I was available on October 11, 2008 and what my rates were. I email her my inform and decided on the package that will best fit them. During that time, Helen and I beging talking about other things in life from myself being a Dad to her becoming first time grandma. I did asked Helen Senior how she find me, she said she googled “Brooklyn Wedding Photographer” and I was right on top of the list. The Power of Goggle and free advertizing. heheh! Anyway a month later, she email me and to inform me that they like to hire me and asked me to give her daugther a call. I got in touch with them and met them for some coffee in Park Slope to talk about their wedding day.

Helen and Brady are two of the most down the earth, most nicest couple I have ever met. They are so casual and earthy people. Such good heart and great friends to have.

I invited Bill Eng to help me with this wedding as my 2nd shooter since Amanda wanted to be home and babysit Dylan. Bill and I got to the park around 1ish and talked about the location of the ceremony. The Ceremony was very small… about 20 people and all family members. The offician for the ceremony was Brady’s Uncle, David – and boy, he did a wonderful job with the ceremony.

The reception was held in DUMBO, called the Water Street Restaurant & Lounge. There were about 60 guests….. verylow key type of receptions with good friends and family having fun and celebrating a good day… and of course having open bar, it helps.

Something normally dont happen… I went into a friend at the wedding reception. Well not actually my friend, more like Amanda’s friend from Grad school studying to be a teacher.

I havent finish processing all the images, hopefully will have something by the week end. But here’s one photo from the park… Also I like to Thank Bill again for coming to help me out. He really did an awesome job helping me to cover cvertain angles I wasnt able to get…