Federico’s passion for wedding photography developed earlier than most as he spent many days of his teenage years working in his father’s wedding photography studio in Argentina.

Federico’s photographic style is a fusion of whimsical, playful portraits and beautifully captured candid moments. Federico’s work has been featured in NJ Bride and Manhattan Bride Magazines and Federico has received several recognitions and awards from the Wedding Wire and The Knot. 

What inspired you to pursue wedding photography?

"I see a wedding as a truly one of a kind art unfolding right in front of me. There’s something absolutely pure and unique about the wedding day. Wedding day is an endless stream of beautiful moments and interactions and I love capturing them on camera."

Describe the relationship between a couple and a wedding photographer.

"The connection between a couple and a wedding photographer is very unique. There is no other vendor in a wedding that has to have such a special relationship with the couple. You don’t necessarily have to connect with the florist, the band or the limo driver. The photographer is the only vendor who puts in a 12-hour day from the moment you get your makeup done till the last song of the day."

Kyly connects naturally with clients, given her previous experience in front of the camera as a model. Working with Gary since 2009, Kyly has acted as an associate photographer and is now also an accomplished photo editor. Her artistic creativity and attention to detail shines during the editing process, where she refines thousands of images that become part of everlasting memories. 

What is so special about editing wedding photography?

"When you photograph and later edit a wedding, you are choosing the moments and details that will be remembered. It’s these memories that will be shared during times of happiness and sadness, eventually passed down and treasured from generation to generation.  These photos can never be recreated or re-staged and I see my role as an editor to make each photo look its absolute best that will wow everyone who sees them."

What wedding scene do you always pause on during an edit session?

"Every wedding is different. The obvious answer would be portraits of the couple together, because that is where you see the connection. It could also be in more unexpected moments, like a close-up of a meaningful object, like a late grandmother's brooch worn by the bride, or a happy reaction of a proud family member or best friend.  Some weddings are full of beautiful candid moments – first dance for example, which is full of emotional and candid images not only of the couple but also of their families and friends. Other weddings may be full of lovely unique portraits, perhaps because of the location or the setting or some other unique element. As I edit, I always ask myself a question, if this was my wedding, what moments and what images I would want to be photographed and how."