More than a Photo
Specializing in automotive, sports, and portrait photography with a bold editorial approach.
Serving New York and Pennsylvania
Services
From intimate portraits to large-scale events, we capture moments with clarity, creativity, and care.
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Automotive photography by Puff Prints focuses on the character and craftsmanship of every vehicle. From detailed stills to rolling shots, each image is created to highlight design, performance, and presence. Whether for personal collections, dealerships, or brand content, we produce polished visuals that reflect each car at its best.
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Our portrait photography goes beyond a simple photo, capturing mood, character, and presence. Through thoughtful lighting, refined composition, and a cinematic style, Puff Prints creates portraits that feel personal and timeless.
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Our sports sessions are focused on capturing the intensity, movement, and emotion of the moment. Using dynamic angles and a cinematic approach, Puff Prints turns each play, sprint, and celebration into thoughtful visual storytelling.
Photography with a Purpose
Every session helps us fight ALS. Together, we can turn beautiful moments into meaningful change.
🧡 About I AM ALS
Founded by Brian Wallach, I AM ALS accelerates a cure by driving urgent policy change. Their mission: a world without ALS. This disease is 100% fatal — but the fight to end it is very much alive.
ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. It robs people of their ability to walk, talk, eat, and eventually breathe. There is currently no cure.
I AM ALS was founded by Brian Wallach, who was diagnosed at age 37 and given 6 months to live. He and his wife Sandra refused to accept that timeline. Today, I AM ALS empowers patients to become advocates, pushes for federal funding, and connects the community to accelerate research.
The name "I AM ALS" opens the door to community — allowing all of us to see ourselves as part of the ongoing struggle to relegate this disease to the dustbin of history.
ALS is a horrific disease that is 100% terminal. It takes absolutely everything from you, causing you to become a prisoner in your own body. Wayne was diagnosed with this cruel disease at 52 years old and lost his battle just 16 months later. Wayne was a husband, father of five, son, brother, and friend. He was also a proud Nassau County Police Officer who loved working in the community, making connections, and helping people. Wayne always had a joke or a smile — even after ALS took his voice, he still managed to keep his sense of humor, always trying to put everyone at ease. He was a true advocate for ALS awareness.