Almost all of our clients reach out to us by email and check us out online prior to bringing us into their lives. Widespread adoption of such useful tools draws one to contemplate what was normally done earlier. There was simply a greater use of face to face meetings. We love nothing more than a vibrant studio filled with people. This amazing image by our friend Dan Milstein is an aerial of the headquarters of H&H Photographers. The building is commonly called the Trent Building and was designed in the late 19th century by architect Stanford White, and was home to Cosmopolitan Magazine prior to Hearst moving it to Manhattan. We encourage you to reach out to us to make an appointment, visit our environment and spend a moment with us. We’re the little brown door on the left with the small white sign (that reads H&H Photographers). We hope to see you soon!

How appropriate to post this on opening day of Major League Baseball, as Eric is a lover of America’s pastime, and played the game when he and Amy met at Manhattan College. The wedding was amazingly fun, as you’ll see by these images captured by our own Johnny Araujo. Church by the way is Church of the Resurrection in Rye. And here’s a link if you’re interested in having a wedding at Hyatt Regency Greenwich. Based on this wedding, you should be :).

Amy & Jesse are an awesome couple. Andrea Fischman shot stills and Craig Sachs on video at their June 2012 wedding. It was a lot of fun playing with these images in Lightroom and Photoshop. The wedding had a really high energy, great dancing and love. Check out the effects on the fifth from the last image.

Venue: Guastavino’s

It seems like everyone wants an outdoor photo session in October. The trees start to explode with color. Well the colors are more green than reds and yellows so far, but yesterday Melissa, Kyle and I had a lot of fun walking around Matthiessen Park. What do you think?

Nobody hits a high note like Carissa, and she sure did on her and Drew’s big day. Don’t you think? Their celebration took place at Glazier Group’s Twenty Four Fifth. Touch of Jazz played beautifully and Carissa & Drew knocked us out with a tango as their first dance!

Hurricane Irene rudely intruded on Steph & Phil’s original wedding date. We’re happy to confirm she failed to dampen the event a single iota. Wow, was this an awesome and joyous celebration of two terrific people. The wedding took place at Water’s Edge Resort & Spa, was officiated by Rabbi Jonathan Blake, Steph’s gown was by Cymbeline and floral was handled by Bakes & Baldwin Floral. As Steph told me, it ended up being a fall wedding as opposed to the originally planned summer affair, it was a beautiful fall day and it couldn’t have been any more special. We agree.

June is filled with graduations. Here’s a slideshow of images from the graduation of five-year olds from Good Shepherd Early Childhood Center in Irvington, NY.

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Sometimes we’re asked if we’ve shot military weddings. We’ll here’s one for ya…And by the way, happy anniversary Farabe & Justin.

Small weddings can offer the greatest joy, and wow did Naomi and Jack’s wedding provide just that. Naomi has a degree in music and the evening was appropriately filled with beautiful song and dance. It took place at the always wonderful Tarrytown House in their King House. Flowers were provided by Jennifer at Arcadia.