You might not know it from looking at the photos, but there was some extreme photography going on. Lots of climbing and balancing and all around precarious behavior. There was a lot of Polish spoken, too, and even though I don’t understand it, I’m pretty sure somebody said “crazy photographer”. But, as you can see, it was all worth it. Thanks Ela and Tomek for being so fearless. Gratulacje!
Traditiooooooon…tradition!! I couldn’t think of a more appropriate setting for an orthodox Jewish wedding. The place feels so solid – rich, dark wood; polished marble; the warm glow of lights and candles. Nomi, Michael, it was an honor to be your photographer, and I hope your marriage is as strong and beautiful as the building in which you were wedded.
I love photographing weddings – because I love photographing people. To celebrate the launch of my new san francisco portrait and headshot photography site I will be posting one new portrait taken each day this year on Flickr. Here’s the first, taken just minutes after midnight on 1/1/10.
