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the turn @ van diemens- nyc
The Turn has been staging a takeover of 3rd Ave in Manhattan (mostly between 27th and 28th Streets). This is one of their stops on the stretch where they recently rocked it for Pat’s monthlong birthday celebration.
Everyone had a great time (I even dragged Nelson in with me and we had just enough time to grab a quick sushi dinner at a cool place right next door to the bar) and thoroughly enjoyed the show.
Still doing lots of work for the band for advertising. Here’s a recent poster we put together for an upcoming show.
More Turn coming really soon. A full band show at Artica from last night and some new advertising materials too.
Going into the city to see them play is always so fun for me! Seriously, I have the best job ever!!
To see more pictures from The Turn at Van Diemen’s, please click HERE.
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a little sumpin yummy (emily arnone cakes)
A very talented local cake maker made this delicious (for all senses) cake for a recent christening.
You can view more of this cake and see the invitation it was based on HERE.
Long, convoluted story here (what else is new) that of course, involves facebook. Turns out that I went to high school and graduated with Emily’s brother, it was Emily’s cake that was at the Tros communion a few weeks back, and I found that out on FB. So Emily and I became FB friends and started talking some ‘just starting out’ business as we are in the same place starting our own businesses and working in somewhat similar venues. So now we are friends, and not just on FB. And in fact, Emily will be making my fabulous (all chocolate of course) amazing 40th birthday cake for my party in September. So there you have it. I’m gonna have my cake and eat it too!
If you are interested in seeing more of Emily Arnone Cakes (which you should), visit her site. She is crazy talented!
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garrett & susan-part 2 (before & the ceremony)
The next installment of the wedding. Some from before the ceremony and the rest during.
(ok, I totally fell asleep last night at 9pm which is about 5hrs earlier than normal. I usually post at night for the next morning, so please excuse delay this morning in posting and the lack of narrative here as I’m obviously running a bit behind schedule now.)
Love these two shots. Susan, you know why, right?
Some of the everyone before the ceremony. Nerves were running high but you could never tell from the pictures.
I know the bride hated this room (not to mention that it was about 1,000 degrees in there) but the colors were too good to pass up.
Waiting for her groom…
…who was waiting for his bride.
A little decor from the reception while the sun was still up.
The ceremony: (gorgeous venue)
Daddy escorting his little girl down the aisle.
The groom waiting at the end of the aisle and his first look at his bride.
The ceremony was beautiful and moving. So glad a caught at least one little tear of joy from the bride.
The big kiss.
Husband & wife-now, lets party!!
And a big thank you to Beth W. who (as always) second shot the wedding for me. She did a great job and covered the back end wonderfully!!
To see all of the pictures from this portion of the wedding, please click HERE.
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the gatt family
Before the rain took up permanent residence here in NY, I had a shoot with the gatt family down at the beach. After a day of beautiful, warm weather it suddenly turned much cooler and very windy which wasn’t the optimal shoot weather for a little boy. But he was a trooper and really stuck it out and we managed to get some great shots of him and his parents. Just couldn’t go all the way down to the water- way too cold.
So glad I caught this face. I know it’s one of mom’s favorites.
Aren’t they just a comfy, lovely little family?
Some mommy love. Love the soft colors.
Had a wonderful time meeting you all. If you’d like to see all of the images from this shoot, please click HERE.
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7 for sunday
Since I never did my 5 for friday, here’s a makeup post. But, that means I have to come up with 7 things to post…pressure!
1. Happy Fathers Day to all the dads out there. And a special Fathers Day wish to my wonderful husband, John. I couldn’t ask for a better daddy to our boys. We had a great brunch down at the beach club with (almost) everyone. (aunt nez is home sick, and feather went down to NJ to help out her sister in law).
Since all 7 cousins were together, I also took the Beyrer grandparents Christmas card shot. But I’m not posting it so it can be a surprise at the holidays.
2. Took these at a recent beach shoot. I always get the best sunsets down there. Do we all even remember the sun??? Same picture, seconds apart, just with different processing.
3. Timmy finished up school last week. Took some pictures of his fabulous teachers and friends on his last day. He really had a great year and learned so much. His teachers just loved him to bits and I’m pretty sure he felt the same about them.
4. The big boys had their spring concert last week also which was so fun to go to. Just wish I had better seats so I could’ve seen Jack singing too. Why they insist on putting the twins on complete opposite sides of the chorus, I still don’t know. Patrick also played the sax, but was in the waaaaaay back. So much so that I could only see the top of his head. He’s such a goood boy and knows his mommy so well- he stood up at the end and smiled right at me so I could grab one shot. And then there was the traditional celebratory carvel run. With lots of ice cream all over their white dress shirts. Whatever, it was worth it!
5. My best friend from college, Robin and her husband Joe had their baby on April 28th. At 25 weeks. His name is Eoin (pronounced Owen) and he was born at just about 2lbs. He’s doing so well (it was very rough at the beginning as you can imagine, including being transferred to Yale Hospital NICU which is about an hour away from the hospital and town where he was born and in which they live. So add on an hour commute each day, each way to the stress of a micro-preemie) and he is making great progress. Robin shared all kinds of good news today: Eoin is now about 4lbs, his brain scan yesterday was all clear (there was concern about some oxygen deprivation/damage on a previous scan), and his eyesight developing better than they had hoped (eye damage is another area of concern with babies born that early because of immaturity and because of the ventilator). He was also taken off the ventilator via mouth today and put back on the nose only version. So the big man is making lots of progress. I can’t wait to visit him! Here are a few pix I stole off of their website. I can’t believe he’s such a blondie!!!
6. Jack got his palate expander in this week and he’s doing surprisingly well with it. A little garbled speech still and a lot of extra spit, but he’s a real trooper and not complaining about it at all. This week we start the expanding process, so the pain part should kick in. It’s not going to be pleasant…for any of us. But he did surprise me so far, so I guess you never know.
7. and a little bsquared business….the calendar for July is really filling up (and I’m taking August off). So if you are interested in booking a shoot, you might want to do it soon. If you’d like to start booking dates in Sept-Dec, please shoot me an email at bbeyrer1@optonline.net and we’ll get you set up.