Monthly Archives: February 2009

Megan & David’s Wedding

So thanks to a referral from my friends the Stringers I shot Megan and David’s wedding yesterday in Philadelphia. It was a great event at Old St. Joseph’s and the reception at the Omni Hotel. Although it was cold it was a super hot reception with tons of fun, dancing, and great moments. I also...

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Mary Hopper (mother of the bride) - February 23, 2009 - 10:59 PM

Craig, Thank you so much for your creative and sensitive work, capturing our wacky family. I think you were somehow able to join us in a way that I don’t think someone else could have. You sometimes seemed to be having almost as much fun as we were too. I guess it’s true that if you do what you love for a living, you’ll never work a day in your life. You really proved that.
Although I was too filled with joy during the ceremony and celebration to shed tears, your slideshow did the trick the next day. It reminded me how short life is and how vital it is to hold each moment close. Your “eyes” were everywhere, which gave us more moments than we could have found alone. Thanks also for posting some pictures so soon. It was a surprise and a special gift that extended our celebration one more day.

Emma Barnett (sister of the bride) - February 23, 2009 - 7:26 PM

I am the youngest sister of the bride (the one who couldn’t stop crying). I wanted to second my Dad’s “thank you” to the photographers that successfully captured this classic Philadelphia winter wedding. Throughout the hectic weekend, the staff of Single Exposure Photography were supportive, friendly, professional, and outstandingly talented at capturing the emotion of the precious moments of this celebration for our family. I am so thankful to have had them with us to document my sister’s wedding. I would strongly recommend them to anyone. Thank you so much to everyone at Single Exposure Photography!

George Barnett - February 23, 2009 - 6:30 PM

Craig,
This is the father of the bride, the guy who was going to shave for the wedding but ran out of time.
So many deserve credit for making Megan and David’s wedding such a beautiful and memorable event, but I just want to comment on the exquisite detail and emotion that your photography captured over the 2 majestic days!
Much can be lost & forgotten in the rigmarole leading up to precious hours and moments just prior to the proceedings — the nuptials and through the reception, but your photography caught so many wonderful frames that will endure and be cherished forever by our families!
A sincere thank you!

Photographer + Sick Kid + New Lens = Fun

So what happens when I am stuck at home with a sick four year old? Oh, and throw in the fact that I have a new lens to play around with…this…

Uuummmmmm medicine makes me feel better…

Although I caught his cold after being around him for two days it was fun and a chance to focus...

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Cleaning Up…

I am a sentimental guy and don’t like getting rid of really anything that has some special meaning. I have a basket on my dresser that I put ticket stubs, fun little gifts from my boys, or really anything else that is special. I also keep anything that my awesome clients send me…since most send...

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Cool Products…

I actually take pictures of more than just wedding couples and family portraits…most of the time they aren’t all that exciting. But here are a few recent things that have been fun and different.
First is a line of woman’s accessories that a friend and her business partner have launched. They even got some play in...

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