This party had everything — a rooftop overlooking the San Francisco skyline, interiors by Ken Fulk, Inc., and of course Megha and Nirav, a loving couple with looks straight out of a Vanity Fair fashion spread. But for me (because I’m a softy), the evening’s highlight was the photo montage of Megha’s life, created by her parents. I’m hoping my photos will make the cut for the next montage! Happy birthday & happy engagement, Megha! Best wishes to you & Nirav.






























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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
When it comes to photographing a wedding, two heads (with two sets of eyes) are better than one. I loved being that second set of eyes on Ilana & Seth’s wedding day. I was working with S. Smith Patrick - an incredible documentary photographer who also happens to have a talent for weddings! While Smith expertly took the lead, I was able to concentrate on the little hidden moments that happen during the main event.
Second shooting reminds me of what my college photography professor always said, compose the shot you’re trying to get… then turn around and shoot what’s behind you.

























Saturday, September 4, 2010
Shayla & I go all the way back to the awkward days of Junior High. So it was extra fun to meet & photograph her little girl, Tessie. Turns out Tessie is just as precocious, energetic, & sweet-hearted as her mamma! Andy definitely has his hands full with these two ladies!
We had a blast running around the little town of Carmel by the Sea and dressing Tessie in every darling dress we could find. ♥ to you & your sweet family, Shayla!





Thursday, August 26, 2010
You may have been wondering where I disappeared to, or at least where my posts went. It’s been hard to find time for updates lately because I’ve been quite busy… well… playing. With the coolest new photo-geek products!
The folks at Photojojo (whom you may remember from this fun party) have been launching all kinds of new goodies & I’ve been photographing & coveting every last one! Here are some of my favorite shots from the photo-fun madness. Take a look, then head over to their site & get busy… playing.















Sunday, August 15, 2010
One thing a girl remembers about her wedding is having all the people she loves around her. It could be while walking down the aisle, during a dance or a toast or a hug - the details don’t really matter. It’s that those she cares for are there to witness the celebration.
For Natalie & Brent, these memories could have been really different. They were in the process of planning their wedding for next summer but Natalie’s dad, Robert was sick. When news came that Robert’s illness had worsened, no one hesitated. Their families came together. Four days later, Natalie’s dad walked her through his backyard, down a path of sprinkled flowers, towards her new husband.
Instead of a rushed or stressful or sad occasion, their wedding was simple and full of sweetness. No one’s thoughts were on the fact that Robert wouldn’t be there in the future because he was there now and he’d be part of the memory forever. It was beautiful to photograph a family like that… it knocked me flat in the best kind of way.

























Natalie & Brent, thank you for having me there that day. You have the sweetest family with the biggest of hearts.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010