Ellen Wolff New York Wedding & Event Photojournalist

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Wedding Pictures

May 30, 2011 – 5:04 pm

[book id='2' /] Click on the words to the left to see a pop up flip book of a promotional wedding album that I made for a local bridal boutique. It features a varied and fun collection of bridal portrait wedding pictures made in great locations in New York, Connecticut, and Vermont: Pratt House NYC, Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard on LI, Temple Beth Sholom in Roslyn Long Island, The Woodmere Club, Glen Head Country Club, Pine Hollow Country Club, the Garden City Hotel, the Equinix Resort in Manchester Vermont, Waveny House in New Canaan CT, and the Candlewood Inn located in Brookfield, Connecticut, and Long Island beaches in the Hamptons and Lloyd Harbor.

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By Ellen | Also posted in Albums, Contemporary portraiture, Engagement, Wedding | Tagged Fine Art wedding photography, Long Island wedding photography, Portraits, The Hamptons, wedding photo album | Comments (0)

Bat Mitzvah at de Seversky Mansion

February 21, 2011 – 8:05 pm

If you follow the blog from time to time, you may remember Rachel. Her parents commissioned me to photograph her for her Bat Mitzvah several months ago. Rachel has an attention deficit disorder and back then we weren’t sure how much or how little photography we would do. It was all up to Rachel. The big day has come and gone and Rachel was amazing. It was so great I will be posting about her in 2 parts – this is part one. Initially we did a casual session for a sign in board. But what we ended up with was much more. We used 5 of the images from our session to customize the wall decor at de Seversky Mansion and make the space all about Rachel. I set up a camera on a tripod with a time lapse remote control so you could get a glimpse of the installation process. And I have included the original image and the final interpretation created for the space to give you a feel for how each image is customized for the environment.