Hi! I'm Parris
Photo by Jessica Lehrman
I believe remarkable love stories change the world.
Relationship Photographer
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Creative Producer
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10 Paradoxes of Creative People
I was reading the article on this subject and decided to post the 10 paradoxes here along with my personal...
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Wavy Spice
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“1. Men and women succeed because they take pains to succeed. Industry and patience are almost genius; and successful people are often more...”
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I love all things Ra! Thank you BBC for for yet another take on one of my favorite all time artists. A master #SunRa
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Let love guide you
A few months ago I wrote about my sudden urge to visit Los Angeles. The pull propelled me to immediately book a...
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Santa left one extra gift for mom and dad. He replaced their ancient computer with the new iMac!
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Nobody gets to be you, except you. Nobody has your point of view, except you. Nobody gets to bring to the worlds the things taht you get to bring to...
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APP OF THE YEAR!Apple has named Paper iPad App of the Year. We’re incredibly honored (and a few of us on the team are still scraping our jaws off...
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Scanned in this weeks negatives. The most beautiful woman in the world, Kyra.
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How to Hack Any Application and Set Yourself Apart From Other Candidates
In the last few years, I’ve been thinking a lot about applications while...
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8 posts tagged new york
Crafted entirely from drinking straws, “Stare” is the master work of Korean artist SangSik Hong. This sculpture is among my favorite pieces at Score Art Show in New York.
New NY — Ivana and Rasheed celebrate their engagement in the Meatpacking District. (Taken with Instagram at The High Line)
What began as a short about my story and “why I work” evolved into an exploration of family legacy, New York City and coming of age.
Directed by Matthew Charof
Produced by Parris Whittingham
Original Music & Sound Design by Michael Leary
I just did an interview with The Photo Life. We discussed the my vision for transforming education and wedding photography. Let me know what you think?
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“I have just three things to teach: simplicity, patience, compassion. These three are your greatest treasures.” – Lao Tzu
NEW YORK, NY — Stephen proposes to Uma at the New York Public Library.
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NEW YORK, NY — Molly and Sean slip away from their wedding guests and enjoy a quiet moment on the rooftop of New York Athletic Club.
Their New York wedding celebration was especially meaningful because they chose to honor the lives of New Yorkers affected by the events of September 11th.
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GREENWICH VILLAGE, NY — Lindsay and David pay homage to Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan during their engagement photography session. Working with this couple was so memorable because they are laid back, easy-going, passionately in love and adventurous.
Their New York excursion began in Chinatown and continued in Manhattan through Tribeca, Meatpacking District and eventually Greenwich Village.
As Lindsay and David enjoyed their cocktails at Madam Geneva, I peeked at my phone. Surprisingly, 4 hours had passed in what felt like minutes…
Explore their New York engagement story.
My name is Parris Whittingham. I’m a new york wedding photographer collaborating with adventurous and art-loving couples of the millennial generation.
Through this experience, I deliver a fresh perspective about the emerging family legacies unfolding before us.
The purpose of this site is to express these remarkable love stories in 1 photograph and 5 sentences…or less. These short stories offer a balance to the full-featured stories I share on my online journal.
You can learn more about my story in this short film.
Special thanks to Paula Lobo for working with me on the concept and delivery of this project.
Photo Credit: Amber Knowles
