Where is Amy Milstein originally from?

Amy was born and raised in a small town in southern Indiana.

How long has Amy lived in New York City?

She has lived in New York City for over 25 years.

How did Amy become interested in photography?

Amy's interest in photography began in college when a hallmate taught her how to develop images in a small darkroom located in the sub-basement of their dorm.

What is Amy's photography style?

Amy specializes in documentary photography, capturing events without posing or interrupting the natural flow, resulting in genuine reflections of the occasion.

What types of events does Amy photograph?

Amy covers a range of events, including weddings, reunions, corporate parties, and more.

How can I view Amy's work?

You can view her portfolio on her website.

How can I contact Amy for a photography project?

You can contact her through the contact form on her website.

Is there an interesting fact about Amy's personal interests?

Amy and her husband have a shared love for tornado movies, a quirk their kids find amusing.

Meet Amy Milstein — Documentary Wedding Photographer NYC

A few words about me…

Country girl by birth, city girl by choice, photographer by obsession. That’s me in a nutshell. Born & raised in a small town in southern Indiana, I’ve lived in New York City for over 25 years and love all the gorgeous, loud, messy and amazing things about it.

Photography entered my life when I was in college, after a hallmate taught me how to develop my own images in a small darkroom located in the sub-basement of our dorm. I was instantly hooked. No matter where I am or what I’m doing, there is usually a camera at the ready.

The best way to get to know me is to look through my images and then contact me! I’m happy to talk to you about any project you’re considering, or any event you have on the horizon, from weddings to reunions or corporate parties and anything in between. My style is of course entirely unscripted. One client told me he loves my “street-style wedding photos” and I kind of love that description. Documentary wedding photography, or documentary family photography is definitely “street” in that it involves no posing, no interruption of the natural flow of the event or day, and therefore is a genuine reflection of whatever I’m shooting.

On those occasions when I don’t have a camera in hand - rare though they are - you might find me deconstructing and reconstructing clothing, reading a good book or hanging with my husband and kids. Quick piece of trivia: My husband and I love tornado movies! (And yes, our kids think we’re weird.)