A wedding photographer and his clients, after the wedding

[Ellis Vener]

http://www.washingtonian.com/articles/people/remains-of-the-day/index.php

[Colorado David]

Wow.  What a wrenching read.

[Ben Rubinstein]

Very well written. I hope he follows it up will all the success stories to balance it out!

I've just retired from wedding photography due to an ongoing disability which I have been fighting for 16 years. In 10 years I shot over 400 weddings. Just 4 divorces that I know about and I would have heard if there had been more. I do hope they are all happy. My wife is an embryologist in an IVF lab here in Jerusalem, one of the worlds foremost labs for PGD, the ability to test embryos for genetic disorders and implant only healthy embryos, an incredibly important task given how prevalent genetic diseases are among Jewish and Arabic peoples (caused by centuries of marriage within families). She has told me numerous times about clients of mine whom she has seen in the IVF unit, I'm glad that she can not and would not tell me the names. I remember people looking very different to how they look today. People change so very much in my world from their wedding day....

[k bennett]

Matt is a good writer and a terrific photographer.

[kencameron]

Thanks for that one. What a good article.

[Roskav]

Great article.