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.
It turned out to be a great day for Yasuyo and Akash…. after torrential rains the day before, the sun was out in full force for their wedding day. Yasuyo was dressed in a beautifully embellished saree and Akash in a traditional Indian suit that was designed especially for him. They put this wedding together...
I had a great day of shooting for my good friend Brian at Park Ave Studio. His couple had a two-day Indian wedding ceremony at the magnificent Oheka Castle on Long Island’s north shore. They are just a great couple who have both been waiting for this day a long time. Nimisha had not one,...
A few weeks ago I attended a seminar here in NY with two of the best wedding photographers around, Joe Buissink and Yervant, for the Two Views Seminar. They are both genuine people… and awesome photographers. I am proud to say that both have been influential teachers that have helped me grow to new levels...
As wedding season is now fully underway, I really am going to try to keep up blogging as often as I can. So, here we go! Christina and Rob had a beautiful outdoor ceremony overlooking the Great South Bay on Long Island. The sun was out in full force as they performed their vows to...
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