Hello, and welcome to the Nasilele Photography blog! I am a portrait photographer whose loves include my family, breezy days on the beach, fun design, hula hoops, portrait photography that tells a story, and wedding cake... who am I kidding - I just love cake in general.

My Brooklyn, NY studio is a great place to kick up your feet and enjoy the art. When its time for your photo session we will be out in the world enjoying our lively, colorful, and unpredictable surroundings.

Nasilele Photography is available for weddings, portraits, and event photography in NY, NJ, CT and worldwide.

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Carmen & Mike! Brooklyn, NY Wedding Photographer

Absolutely beautiful wedding! The studio has been very busy this week but I had to give a peek at the lovely couple I photographed Saturday. It was such a beautiful day with not a cloud in the sky. Amazing rooftop ceremony at a beautiful venue! Carmen and Mike are such a beautiful couple that I had to hold back my tears numerous times throughout the day.





Thanks for sharing your day with me and your full sneak peek is coming soon!

Miss O! Brooklyn, New York Photographer

I had so much fun with this little lady and her Mom. They have such a fun relationship and it was nice to spend a few hours with them. She loved the camera and it loved her too. The icing on the cake was that we jammed to Jay-Z's new album in the studio before heading out and between outfit changes. Nice!



Sunday, September 20, 2009

Think Pink! Brooklyn, New York Photographer



Nasilele Photography is excited to announce a partnership with Think Pink Photography. Think Pink Photography was founded in October 2007 to support individuals and their families who have been touched by breast cancer. We are a charitable organization that serves two main purposes – celebrating life and supporting the cause.

Through our professional photographer network, we are helping breast cancer patients to celebrate life with charitable photography sessions. Individuals may choose to document their fight against the disease before or during treatment, or prefer to capture their victory by scheduling a session within 12 months after treatment is completed. Photographers world-wide are now available to donate time and talent to celebrate life and support the cause. There is no cost or obligation to the breast cancer patient. Clients participating in a Think Pink Session will receive a complimentary photo session, as well as a set of 10 small prints from the session. They will also receive a discount on any additional portraits they wish to purchase, although there is absolutely no purchase required at any time.

To support the cause, we have partnered with The Eric R. Beverly Family Foundation. All funds generated through donations and various fundraising efforts are paid directly to The Eric R. Beverly Family Foundation. As a 3-time breast cancer survivor, Danielle Beverly and her husband Eric joined together to form a foundation dedicated to promoting education, increasing awareness, and providing support and resources for families who have been touched by breast cancer.

Please subscribe to our blog (on the Think Pink website) and tell your friends and family about Think Pink Photography. Awareness is everything and we can’t be successful without you.

I encourage you to view our website, make a donation, or hire a photographer that supports Think Pink Photography! If you hire me, mention Think Pink and I will make a personal donation to the organization. If you, or someone you know, would like to schedule a Think Pink session, please contact me for details.

I am very proud to be a network photographer with Think Pink Photography, and am anxious to get the word out about this amazing program. For more information, you can contact me, or you can visit the Think Pink Photography website at:
http://www.thinkpinkphotography.org

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Flashback! Brooklyn, New York Photographer

One of my fav shoots of 2009 and this image just looks so much better on the new blog with BIG images!



I couldn't resist sharing it again.