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Scotch in my hair, don’t care 🥃 #taliskerstorm

Scotland takes fall to a whole ‘nother level. Not only do trees turn gold and cover fields with leaves, whole swaths of countryside look auburn, ivy dresses buildings in red, and rain resilient animals quietly roam beyond fence borders. The highlands felt like another planet, a land too perfectly preserved to be of this world. Scotland was the only new-to-me country we visited, and being toward the end of our trip I feared I’d be too tired and overwhelmed to be enthusiastic about it, but it farrrr exceeded my every expectation. It hurt to leave. Because it wasn’t just beautiful. There are plenty of places around the world that are beautiful. There was an inexplicable air of enchantment everywhere. Okay maybe the castles or the Harry Potter locations or the whiskey tastings had something to do with it but I really wouldn’t have been surprised if I saw fairies at any given moment, living their best fairy lives in Glencoe or something 🧚🏼‍♀️ This place is so special.

Our rainy Monday mood 😴 @winstonthepoohchurchill

Life is too short to waste time on fear. #dailyaffirmation

Thankful for him, always.

This cold rainy weather in NYC is giving me major Scotland vibes in the best way. I’m cooped up inside finally tackling the thousands of photos I took over the last few months abroad. From what I can surmise so far, there are an embarrassing amount of portraits of sheep, cow, cat, pig, and every other manner of livestock you can think of 😂 I won’t inundate you with those fascinating subjects just yet. Here’s a lady in red on a rainy day in the middle of the Highlands instead ❤️

Just a couple days after we returned from our big trip, I had the sweeeet sweet honor to film prob the most New York wedding OF ALL TIME 😭❤️ The groom, a born-and-raised Queens firefighter and the bride, a gorgeous and brave burn victim. The ceremony and reception were held in the same bar the two met in on the night that hurricane Sandy hit New York City 6 years ago, which she only went to because she had no power in her Lower East Side apartment.
Their gathering was unconventional and chaotic and totally fucking perfect. It was part Jewish marriage ceremony, part bar mitzvah for her son. The room was filled with family and off-duty firefighters, followed by the arrival of two trucks of on-duty crew. We had a photo shoot with the trucks outside blocking traffic on Stanton St, a crowd of firefighters cheering on the couple with cigars in their mouths. And then an epic dance party!
This will forever be one of my favorite weddings/NY moments of all time ❤️ Video coming soon @stefaniefilms #newyorkiloveyou #nycweddingvideographer

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