Photographer
50+ weddingsNew York City
Born in the U.S. to Italian immigrant parents, Robert grew up in Italy before returning to study at the prestigious Rochester Institute of Technology, where he earned a BFA in Commercial Photography. He built his career working alongside acclaimed photographers Deborah Turbeville, Mary Ellen Mark, and Brigitte Lacombe, and has shot for clients including The New York Times, Italian Vogue, Henry Winston, and Maserati USA. Robert brings this world-class editorial eye to wedding photography, enjoying the great variety of styles each celebration demands — from still lifes and portraiture to architectural and fashion. He firmly believes that while quality photography is essential, the trust and genuine connection between photographer and couple is what truly makes the difference.
The Historic Old Bermuda InnJessica & Anthony (opens in a new tab)
The Arte Cafe + Central ParkKatherine + Matthew (opens in a new tab)
Surf Club on the SoundShalin + Joshua (opens in a new tab)
New York Public LibraryShalin & Josh (opens in a new tab)
26 BridgeLissa & Connor (opens in a new tab)
Vivo BaysideAsha & Cameron (opens in a new tab)Before you decide
The portfolio and wedding stories show selected work. Tell the studio which artist you are considering and what you would like to see, such as a full gallery, longer film, or work in lighting similar to your venue. We can check which examples are available to share.
Ask the studio for a wedding exampleYes. The photographer or videographer you select is the lead artist you are booking for that service. You can look through their work and meet them before making your choice. If an emergency affects your selected artist, the studio handles the next steps and communicates with you about replacement coverage.
You meet directly with the photographers and videographers you are considering. Use the video meeting to talk about your wedding, ask how they work, and see whether you click. You do not need a separate studio consultation to get started; our studio is available whenever you need help.
No. Your signed agreement and first payment reserve your booking. Availability can change while you are browsing or scheduling meetings, so it helps to start once you know your wedding date and location. If your wedding is coming up soon, check your date and we can help you explore the available options.
The studio handles backup coordination and will talk with you about replacement coverage if your artist has an emergency. Our standard agreement also provides that, if Double Knot must terminate for a reasonable cause such as an accident or ill health, you can choose a replacement photographer or videographer or a full refund. Your signed agreement contains the terms that apply to your booking.
Contact the studio as soon as your plans change. We will check artist availability, talk through the coverage you need, and confirm any added cost and agreement updates before you commit to the change. Additional hours are charged at the rate in your agreement, so it is best to plan for them in advance when possible.