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Diana and Matt at The Warwick Hotel

Saturday, February 12th, 2011

Diana and Matt were married a couple weeks ago at the Arch Street Methodist Church in Center City Philadelphia. It was a classic center city winter-wedding. Just enough snow on the ground and crispness in the air to let you know it was winter,,,,but not so much to shut down the airports and thoroughfares. We were able to get some terrific night portraits in and around city before ending up at the Warwick Hotel for a beautifully presented reception. We all met and hit it off last spring for a very fun engagement session in Washington Square where they were engaged. Congratulations to Diana and Matt and thanks for having us there for your wedding!!

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Jim Harris Studios: Wedding Photography at The Lake House Inn

Thursday, November 19th, 2009

I recently put together this short video for The Lake House Inn featuring some of our wedding photography there over the past year. Enjoy.

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Brigitte and Ryan at the Northhampton Valley Country Club

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

Brigitte and Ryan were married at St. Adalbert Church on E. Allegheny Ave in Philadelphia. We were able to squeeze in some photography around the city in between the raindrops. We did the best we could and had some fun with it along the way. Skies cleared by the time we got back to The Northhampton Valley Country Club in Richboro. We had plenty of opportunity to photograph on their beautiful grounds before the reception.

Brigitte and Ryan’s first dance was top secret. Not even the DJ, Kim Alexander Walsh, (who also spun the tunes at my very own wedding two years earlier) would let me in on all the details. It was a first dance of all first dances. It had all the elements of every special first dance I’ve photographed, but this one had an extra shot of adrenaline. In between your standard slow number was a montage of about 10 songs where they took turns on the floor. I’m not sure if I could describe it better if I remembered all the tunes and I hope that you could get a sense of it in only 2 dimensions, but as I told my second photographer that night, I think it was the most fun I’ve ever had watching a first dance unfold. Clearly Brigitte and Ryan spent a lot of time on it and it showed.

Great day, great friends and family and a great place to have a wedding. Congratulations again to Brigitte and Ryan.