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Originally, Harsh and I had talked about Bethesda Fountain for his Central Park proposal. I’m so glad we switched locations to Cop Cot gazebo, not only because of the drizzling rain but because it’s such an intimate part of the park– we were able to avoid a lot of the usual Central Park crowd, and […]
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Originally, Harsh and I had talked about Bethesda Fountain for his Central Park proposal. I’m so glad we switched locations to Cop Cot gazebo, not only because of the drizzling rain but because it’s such an intimate part of the park– we were able to avoid a lot of the usual Central Park crowd, and […]
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Long Island, New York Weddings Style: Documentary/Cinematic Just a few days before Christmas, we went to Smithtown, New York to capture a uniquely geniune love story– a timeless and organic connection that truly felt meant to be. It was a gloomy Friday in Long Island, but still the perfect way to the end the week: […]
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get to know kelvin
I’m Kelvin Garcia, the creative mind behind Kelvin G Photo. Photography has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember, but it wasn’t until I picked up my first camera that I truly fell in love with the art of capturing light and shadows. There’s something magical about seeing how light transforms the ordinary into something extraordinary, and that’s what I aim to bring to every session I photograph.
What sets my work apart is my approach to digital and film photography. While many photographers work exclusively in one or the other, I believe there’s power in both. Film photography gives images a rich, nostalgic feel that takes you back in time, while digital photography allows for crisp, clean lines and impeccable detail. By combining both, I create photos that are classic yet contemporary, elegant yet raw.
Meet the face behind the camera —
Kelvin Garcia
