Reper-Santiago Wedding
New Jersey Wedding Photography
We are excited to show off the fairy tale wedding of Amanda & Alfredo Santiago to all their family and guests, congratulations newlyweds!
Below is a sneak peek of some of the images from their special day.
Formal photos of Amanda and Alfredo Santiago’s Wedding. Photo by DAVE DABOUR
Formal photos of Amanda and Alfredo Santiago’s Wedding. Photo by DAVE DABOUR
Formal photos of Amanda and Alfredo Santiago’s Wedding. Photo by DAVE DABOUR
Photos of Amanda and Alfredo’s Wedding Reception. Photo by DAVE DABOUR
Formal photos of Amanda and Alfredo Santiago’s Wedding. Photo by DAVE DABOUR
The event was held at Schooleys Mountain Lodge in Morris County New Jersey
More images of their special day will be posted soon so check back!
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Jestina & Michael Francisco’s Wedding
New Jersey Wedding Photography
We are excited to show off the fairy tale wedding of Jestina & Michael Francisco to all their family and guests, congratulations newlyweds!
Below is a sneak peek of some of the images from their special day.
A photo of Jestina just before entering the church. Photo by DAVE DABOUR
A photo of Jestina and Michael right after their wedding ceremony. Photo by DAVE DABOUR
A photo of the entire Francisco wedding party in downtown Clinton, NJ
The event was held at Razeberry’s in Frenchtown, NJ
More images of their special day will be posted soon so check back!
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C.A.S.T. Godspell
The Clinton Area Stage Troupe is presenting “Godspell.” The last 2 shows are Saturday July 29, 2017. Details at their website.
I had the pleasure of creating some publicity photos for their use:
Godspell publicity photos for CAST
To view and order prints and digital downloads please visit my website
How To Photograph An Eclipse
On August 21, 2017 North America will experience our first total solar eclipse in 38 years, and it’s an event you’ll definitely do not want to miss. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes in front of the sun and blocks its light from view either partially or totally.
The eclipse will be visible from a narrow corridor through the United States. The longest duration of totality will be 2 minutes 41.6 seconds at 37°35′0″N 89°7′0″W in Giant City State Park just south of Carbondale, Illinois and the greatest extent will be at 36°58′0″N 87°40′18″W near Cerulean, Kentucky between Hopkinsville and Princeton, Kentucky. It will be the first total solar eclipse visible from the southeastern United States since the solar eclipse of March 7, 1970.
How best to safely photograph the solar eclipse? The first thing to remember is that you’re photographing the sun. It is hundreds of thousands of times brighter than the full moon—even in a deep partially-eclipsed phase. No camera can handle this intense light without a properly designed solar filter.
Photographing through neutral density or polarizing filters, smoked glass or other homemade filters may be safe for your camera, but not your eyes. These dim the light and create the illusion of safety, but do not block the ultraviolet and infrared radiation that can cause permanent eye damage. Do not use any filter unless the manufacturer explicitly states that it is safe for both the camera and the eye.
Before the big day, assemble and test everything—camera, lens, tripod, remote, filters, etc.—by photographing the sun well before the trip. This will give you experience for shooting the partial phases, since your settings will be the same.
The first thing you’ll notice is how small the sun appears on your frame. To get the most out of the eclipse you’ll need a telephoto lens to produce larger images—or attach your camera onto a small solar telescope.
What the sun and moon looks like on a full frame camera with different zoom lenses
What the sun and the moon look like on a full frame camera with different zoom lenses.
Know your camera: Have your user manual ready to look up features you may not commonly use, and become thoroughly familiar with how to operate your camera.
Focus: Before the eclipse begins, disable auto-focus and focus your lens to infinity (∞). To do so, aim toward a distant daylit landscape and, zooming the image larger on the LCD screen, focus it manually. Then use gaffer’s tape to gently tape the focus barrel so it won’t move.
Other settings: If you’ll be using a tripod, be sure you turn off your image stabilization. And always disable your flash… it will do no good during the eclipse and will ruin others’ enjoyment and photography of the rare event. Keep your ISO relatively low, and don’t be afraid to stop down the lens (use a larger f stop) to insure sharper images.
If you’re lucky enough to be at where a full eclipse will be, bring along another camera (or use your smartphone) and make sure you grab a photo during the totality of the environment. You will see gorgeous sunset colors and a few of the brighter stars and planets in the sky.
Where to go? If you’re lucky enough to travel away from northern New Jersey (which looks to be in the upper 70’smagnitude of totality) here is a map:
Path of solar eclipse across the US on August 21, 2017
And exactly when on the 21st will this take place? Another map!
Time of total eclipse across US on August 21, 2017
Map credit: greatamericaneclipse.com Photo credit Dennis Mammana
Thomas Stewart Park Construction
Greenwich Township Recreation is building a new park in town and asked me to document the progress. Here’s where we stand as of July 2017:
Do you have a project that you would like to have shown with photos and/or video including aerial? Contact me today!
SPAC presents the Lion King Jr
Stewartsville Performing Arts Club (SPAC) presents Disney’s “The Lion King Jr” in May 2017
Photos from the show are available on my website.
Dan and Cheyenne’s Wedding Day
Lehigh Valley Wedding Photography
We are excited to show off the fairy tale wedding of Cheyenne & Dan Young to all their family and guests, congratulations newlyweds!
Below is a sneak peek of some of the images from their special day.
The entire bridal party did a great job of keeping their heads above water on Dan and Cheyenne’s wedding day 🙂
Grooms men relax before the ceremony
Dan and Kevin have one last battle
Cheyenne & Dan just after their wedding ceremony
The event was held at Silver Creek Country Club in Hellertown, PA
More images of their special day will be posted soon so check back!
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Shawn and Bridget’s Surprise Iron Pigs Party
New Jersey Wedding Photographer
Bridget and Shawn Arriving At Their Party
Both Shawn and Bridget love baseball so their bridal party threw them a surprise party at Saturday’s Iron Pig’s game.
What was especially nice is one of them got to throw out the first pitch! Shawn, already learning on how to be a great husband let his fiance’ throw out the pitch.
This is just a preview of their photos. More will be coming soon!
Looking forward to photographing their wedding next month!
Photo Booth Fun at the Greenwich 2017 Easter Family Fun Day
New Jersey Photo Booth Warren and Hunterdon County
Had a great time providing the photo booth at the Greenwich Township New Jersey family fund day and Easter Egg Hunt.
The event was sponsored by the Greenwich Township Recreation Commission.
More wonderful photo booth photos
Other event photos from the family fun day
Our photo booth makes a wonderful addition to any event or party you are having! Birthday parties, reunions, sweet 16 and more! Contact us for rates and options today!
