It was amazing that I got Sylvia as the afterward and Martha as the forward because Sylvia gave me my launch and then Martha gave me my turbo launch. I was meeting an agent in New York and I had a little box of wedding pictures I had taken at a friend's wedding and she said, my gosh, Martha Stewart's about to start a new wedding magazine you have to show her. This was in 1995, so she said, my sister works at the magazine run-on up there and you could get in on this. The next day, I went there and the creative director looked through the pictures and asked if I had any more, so I sent them more. The first issue came out maybe two months later and they used 20 of my pictures in the first issue! This was 1995 so pre-internet when that first magazine came out it was so beautiful, elevated, artistic, and powerful – it took the whole industry by storm and I was lucky to be in it. So that was really my launch. For the next five years, I worked for the magazine a bunch and it cemented me and my friends. There were three of us who were in a lot of those early issues and it goes back to Martha. I then shot her daughter's wedding, which was like a five-person wedding, so, I've shot for her for a long time and she was gracious enough to write the foreword – I couldn't believe it.