A tiny bit about me
I’m a dad of two amazing children: a smart and gorgeous daughter and a wickedly funny, adorable son. I’m 6 foot 3 inches tall, I’ve never worn a necktie (I did try; it just really doesn’t work), and the kids I photograph like to call me Udi “the camera man,” because “Mr. Edni” is way too formal for me.
I’ve been an artist all my life. I played guitar in several rock bands when I was younger, way younger, and managed to pretty much destroy my hearing in the process.
Before becoming a full-time photographer, I worked for many years as a visual effects artist. My work brought me to the U.S. and took me from New York to Los Angeles and eventually to the Boston area.
My transition from visual effects to photography began when I started taking pictures at my daughter’s preschool. Shortly afterward, I founded Pix-R-Me, photographing candid moments at schools, dance and sporting events, and other multi-family gatherings.
As demand grew for private sessions and more artistic portraiture, I launched 48photography in 2013.
I’m looking forward to having fun at the session. My number one goal is simple: to capture that one image of you or your family that no one has been able to capture before.