Saturday, April 30, 2011

GLENN & AVIANN: In the Big Apple




Meet Glenn & Aviann.

Aviann being checked out on the Brooklyn Bridge the day prior to their wedding. It is actually the same day as the royal wedding, so all of New York and it's tourists are brimming ear to ear with smiles for the happy couple.

They are so happy they jump for joy!


Leaving the vista of the BB. They lovingly talk of sweet nothings.

At City Hall.


Aviann in Central Park.
Gazing into the pond, she turns her head and beckons her sweetheart to join her.


Together.

Glenn knows he's got himself an amazing woman.


A little dinner before hitting...

the night life at Times Square.

Glenn's four sisters meet up with him and his soon to be bride and cheer them on!


Angel Moroni adorns the spire atop the Mormon temple.

A beehive medallion represents industry and strong cooperative work ethic.


For time and all eternity.


The whole family and friends at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Temple at 65th Street and Broadway across from Lincoln Square.

Everyone is so elated they go for a quick run down a hillside at Central Park.


Bathesda fountain sets a lovely backdrop for the family photos.



All these people love Glenn & Aviann dearly.


They say goodbye to their families and go for a quick row on the Lake.

The Happy Beginning.

Thursday, January 20, 2011

The Mitten



Headshots for the production: The Mitten

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Admission application


Big talent comes in small packages!
Z is looking forward to applying to middle school and
needed a headshot to accompany her applications.
Good luck, Z!

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Scribble at Bread and Yoga!

I was recently approached by WHA's Art teacher Sasha Schwartz to photograph her new children's after school program "Scribble" at Bread and Yoga studio. A couple of my photographs were featured in the new issue of the Manhattan Times. Scribble is an absolutely wonderful opportunity for creativity. I have seen Ms. Schwartz in action for three years at the school and observed very interesting projects resulting in outstanding art.

Sasha Schwartz