Would you believe this wedding was in Long Island less than an hour from Manhattan? Me neither. More pictures from Dana and Larry’s wedding to come.
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It’s Friday so I thought I would start your weekend with a profound statement: Weddings are like snowflakes, no two are alike. Because of this, my life as a wedding photographer never gets old or boring. Every wedding experience is just as exciting as the next because this world is full of unique, one-of-a-kind couples...
A great couple, great weather, all in a great city. We had lots of fun working with Erin and Bala and their wedding at the courthouse yesterday. Here’s a preview. More to come!
I attended a bridal showcase hosted by the 3 West Manhattan Club a few weeks back and met Sarah Ritchie, a wonderful nondenominational wedding officiant. She surprised me by asking to interview me for her website! She maintains the site, “Love is a Small Word”. Check out the interview: http://www.loveisasmallword.com/five-minutes-with-nyc-photographer-ryan-trupp/ Her site is a great...
For me, living in New York is about being able to take advantage of all the wonderful theatre this city has to offer. The range of works being produced is at times overwhelming and it can be a difficult decision to choose what to see and what not to see. Occasionally, in searching one finds...
I’m always delighted to find out how my clients find me. There’s like this wonderful 6 degrees of separation thing that goes on with the people I work with. Dana and Larry actually called me after attending their friend’s wedding which I photographed on Long Island last year and that couple found me through a...
What do you get when you combine a gracious and loving couple, a wonderful family, many of which came all the way from Israel, and a room full of the couple’s closest friends dancing along to the band Acoustic 80′s at The Inn at Longshore in Westport, CT? You get the wonderful wedding of Adi...
Have you ever had the privilege of listening to beautiful jazz music live in an intimate setting? If not, you missed out on quite an experience last night. “Where All the Rivers Go to Sleep” ran last night at the beautiful Duane Park Restaurant & Lounge downtown, and I had the pleasure of being asked...
8am on a Sunday morning is too early for most of Brooklyn, but it’s no problem for people visiting from the DC area! (also not a problem for a photographer from Queens) We had a great engagement session this morning down in DUMBO, and we only had to stop to reload on coffee once. Previews...
We had such a great time photographing Adi and Shuky’s wedding last night in Westport, CT at The Inn at Longshore. More pictures to come but until then, here are a few previews.