Our NYC Adventure

Just last week we took the train into NYC for Paul and Kelly's Love Shoot. They had such awesome ideas about where they wanted to go (25 different locations!) and how they wanted to spend their day together. Unfortunately, by the time we got to NY, it was already raining and it was SO humid. But Paul and Kelly were game, and so were we. After a few fotos in Grand Central Station, we headed off to Central Park. Also riding along with us for the day were Kelly's friends Jen, who had only ever been to NYC once before, and Louis, who is a makeup artist for Mac Cosmetics and kept Kelly's makeup looking amazing all day. We trekked across the Park and found a few other great locations to shoot. And then it was off to our next location, the Natural History Museum. We actually had use of a 15-passenger van for the day, and the most amazing chauffeur EVER, Jack, who not only dropped us off at the door step of every location, but was also a New York City Historian. We learned so much NYC trivia! (Did you know that Tribeca got its name because it's the TRIangle BElow CAnal Street?) After fotographing both inside and in front of the Museum, we went back to Central Park to the gorgeous Botanical Gardens. Luckily, the rain had stopped for the moment and we got a ton of really great shots. Next up was the Empire State Building, followed by the pier that has an amazing view of the Statue of Liberty. Paul and Kelly were so great the entire time, laughing and joking and just being their awesome selves. We took some really fun fotos of Paul and Kelly in the Financial District with the Charging Bull, then down by the Subway, on another pier by the Brooklyn Bridge, in the Theater District, and then we finally ended downtown by Times Square. What a whirlwind of a day! We had a blast, though, and Paul and Kelly were such good sports despite the weather and were so much fun to hang with.

Paul and Kelly, thank you for such a fun day! We can't wait for your wedding in September!

Here are a few of our fave fotos from throughout the day.