FAQ
• Where is Entwined located?
Entwined is located 30 minutes outside of NYC in Montclair, NJ. I shoot anywhere.
• How do we book with you?
It’s super easy! We just need a signed contract and retainer and we are good to go.
• Do you travel?
Yes! Anything within an 80 mile radius of NYC is considered local. Anything outside of that requires a small travel fee based on how far away you are.
• Do you have insurance?
Sure do. Tons of it and I’m happy to provide it to your venue if needed.
• When can we expect our photos?
You can expect your photos within 4-6 weeks of your wedding or event date.
• How many weddings do you shoot in a year?
I limit myself to 15 weddings a year and I NEVER book anything, not a wedding or even a portrait session, the same weekend as a wedding. You deserve to have all of my attention and energy as well as flexibility should anything change. We once shot a wedding on four hours notice the day before the original date due to Hurricane Irene shutting down Tribeca.
• What equipment do you shoot with? Do you set up lights for the wedding/reception?
I shoot with professional Canon equipment- I have two Canon bodies and I mostly shoot with the 35mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 50mm 1.4, 24-70mm 2.8 as well as a macro lens for those glorious ring shots I love to take. Flash is a big deal to me! I use only the flash on my camera and I know how to shoot in dark spaces. I do not use off camera flash or set up light stands as I find them intrusive and a total vibe killer.
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My Approach
I read something once that really stuck with me. It was about a study by scientists at Hamilton College in New York, where they found that the more often people saw a face, the more attractive or meaningful that face became over time.
When I read that, a lightbulb went off: This explains everything!
As a photographer, I spend hours with your face—on your wedding day, your child’s Bar or Bat Mitzvah, and then again (and again) while editing your photos. And it makes sense now why I feel so deeply connected to the people I photograph. It’s why I root for you, why I feel protective of your experience, why I sometimes cry during a parent speech or first dance, and why I work so hard to make sure your photos reflect all the beauty I see in you and the people you love.
This work is emotional. It has to be.
Whether it’s a wedding, a mitzvah, or another milestone, I work intentionally to create a calm, supportive environment—to let moments unfold naturally and to capture them with honesty and heart. There is so much beauty in these celebrations, and I truly believe it’s all right there for the taking—all I have to do is point my camera and click.