Last week we visited our friend Helen, who owns Whistling Wolf Farm, one of the farms who sell at the Metuchen Farmers Market. We are just beginning an exciting project with her: this year, we’re going to document the whole process of planting, tending, and harvesting vegetables at her farm.
When I was in the supermarket last week, I noticed a product from Jell-o I had never seen before: “Mixchief” Jell-o. “Mixchief” contains one ingredient. What is it? Plain old unsweetened gelatin. A-ha, I thought, perfect for a healthy snack recipe. Occasionally I have purchased Knox unsweetened gelatin to make homemade fruit juice jell-o for […]
Hoboken Terminal is a beautiful and historic spot for wedding portraits! The terminal, which was built in 1907, is the oldest transportation building in New Jersey and offers a unique and charming backdrop for your special day. Imagine posing for photos on the platform, with the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline as the perfect backdrop. […]
Every year, Kyo photographs Seton Hall University’s Global Leadership Gala, an event sponsored by the School of Diplomacy. This year they held the event at The Intrepid Museum, which was really fun to photograph.The Intrepid is an especially dramatic NYC corporate event venue — Kyo’s looking forward to photographing there again. Here is our Corporate […]
One of the best parts of our job is that we get to work with so many different interesting and inspiring people. One couple whose wedding Kyo photographed, Dan and Amy, are a perfect example. Dan invented an ingenious portable shopping bag. They both have demanding day jobs, but in their free time, they […]
Antonella and Ryan’s Bernards Inn wedding reception was a ball. Everybody, no matter how young or how old, tore up the dance floor. And, by the way, they cycled home after their wedding ceremony on Ryan’s mountain bike — so it’s not surprising that Kyo loved photographing them and their wedding. (Anyone who knows Kyo, knows […]
Greenwood Gardens is a breath-taking estate in Short Hills that recently opened to the public, after having been a private residence for one hundred years. Designed by William Whetten Renwick, one of the early twentieth century’s most prominent landscape architects, the gardens were owned and enjoyed by two successive families, but little-known to the wider […]
This is a shot I snapped while on a hayride crossing a train track during a family portrait session at Von Thun Farm.
This summer was Paul and Bettina’s 25th wedding anniversary. To celebrate, they asked Kyo to photograph a 25th anniversary family portrait session in a local park. They had never had professional photos taken before, so they were a little bit nervous, but as you can see in the pictures and the slideshow, they ended up […]
