As a New Yorker all his life, Joe Rumore has always loved the timeless value of the still image. He began his career in broadcast television, working on various documentary programs for PBS and then in later years in TV news programs. That previous career path of documentary and journalism parlayed into the photographer he is today.
Joe has a passion for the art of wedding photography. He strives to visually create a story of your wedding in a more realistic, emotional and artistic way.
Joe’s inspiration comes from all of the heart-felt moments that take place throughout a wedding day. He loves to capture the romance, playfulness, and unspoken connection between couples. He feels that images are often most beautiful and emotional when they are captured naturally, as they happen.
Ok…. being in a car accident, traveling to senimars and workshops, attending a trade show in Las Vegas…. THEN getting sick…. I’ve been a bit behind posting to the blog. Ok, I’ll try to be better. Here is Tracy and Matthew – such fun people, I can’t wait to shoot their wedding in a few...
If you remember earlier this month, I traveled to San Francisco, CA to attend the “Master Your Craft” workshop tour with two talented photographers Mike Colón and Bob Davis. Since it was the last workshop of their national tour, it was being videotaped for production of a training DVD that will hit the shelves soon....
Just to let everyone know, I’m back in the office this week. Any clients with orders from prior to last week should be receiving them soon. Vegas was a tiring experience, but very inspiring and invigorating….
While in wonderful Las Vegas, I was given the opportunity to work again with photographer and designer Jessica Claire and the nice people of Shootsac (the nice lens bag I wear when working) at the trade show. The photography trade show is sooo big… and about 10,000 wedding and portrait photographers attend the convention annually....
I’m in Las Vegas all this week attending one of the largest wedding and portrait photography conventions in the world, WPPI. This convention is so big that it takes up TWO hotels, Bally’s and Paris! I will be checking emails occasionally, but I won’t be back in the office until next week.
I love shooting babies…. they are so lovable and so much fun…. especially six month old John Anthony. He didn’t cry… but laughed and giggled the entire time we were shooting. The first year of a baby’s life is the most important.. and goes by the fastest. Babies grow so fast in their first year…...
Here are some examples of a recent maternity session I did last week. We often miss this really special period of a womans pregnancy, so a maternity session capture the beauty and elegance of her pregnancy. It’s best to have your session somewhere between the last 4-6 weeks before the baby is due.
I am soooooo excited about this! Joe Rumore Photography’s online gallery has been updated to offer new products and services! You can see here, now you can view the “Public Products,” view the new Gift Registry, and even make payments securely online! Gift Registry Joe Rumore Photography is pleased to announce that we are now...
So, things have been busy lately…. and I’m catching up on posting. Two weeks ago Jamie and Bojan wanted to do their E-Session somewhere that says “New York.” What better place to shoot than the Brooklyn Bridge! Oh yeah, did I mention it was REALLY cold that day? Despite the cold (and rather windy) weather…....
I was fortunate enough to have a little time after attending the workshop to head into the heart of San Francisco and take some photographs around town…. At Fisherman’s Wharf marina. What a beautiful sunset!
I’ve been a bit busy lately…. so I haven’t had much opportunity to blog. This weekend I was in San Francisco attending the “Master Your Craft” workshop with renown California photographer Mike Colón and celebrity photographer Bob Davis. Mike has been a leader in wedding photography for years, teaching all around the world and shooting...
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