Professional photography becomes important at some of life’s most pivotal moments. Graduations are one of them. We did some some graduation cap tossing and updated professional headshots.
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Simple Studio Business Portraits
I’ve been shooting Simple Studio Business Headshots like these for over 10 years. As basic as they might be, they’re still some of my favorite shoots to do. Headshot Pricing starting at $250 and includes a retouched file.
Natural Light Family Portraits at Home in Franklin, MA
Whenever I blog a preview set of family pictures on the same day of the shoot, you know I’m excited! I love the joy and happiness on these four faces. A shoot can feel like it moves so fast, a baby can unexpectedly poop when baring its bum but the moments are priceless. A few…
Spring Sunset Stroll Engagement Session to The Charles River
If it looks like Stacie & Andrew were having fun – they were. You’re not seeing any special photo magic or fleeting moments of smiles and laughter, just real deal fun. Makes my job easy 🙂 ps. Make sure to scroll all the way to the end for some fun sunset shots along The Charles…
Spring Maternity Portraits Around Boston
I got to explore some of the prettiest and most iconic spots to enjoy Boston in the spring time with Katie, Julio and their plus one. We wanted some old Boston architecture and started at Boston’s Old City Hall. To punctuate the sunny day we were enjoying, we stopped for a moment to shoot with…
Cambridge City Hall Wedding and Boston Portraits
Last November on an especially warm morning I started documenting Erica & Daniel’s Cambridge City Hall wedding day. If you’re not bound to traditions I think it’s fun to see a couple get ready for their wedding day together. I arrived for a few last minute touches in their Cambridge apartment. Plus! I might get…
Professional Portraits at MIT
Choosing a location for outdoor professional is as important as what you’ll wear. A neutral but subtly textured background of columns, steps and classic architecture adds the right amount interest to a professional portraits. We chose to shoot in the evening where we could find soft, flattering light as the sun set on MIT’s campus…
12 Things I Learned At My Own Family Portrait Shoot
Last week I took a spin in front of the professional camera of friend Briana Moore. She did such a spectacular job capturing Andy, Eddie and I just as we are. When you flip roles you naturally learn things on the other side of the camera. All photos are courtesy of Briana Moore, follow her…
A Dog Walk Engagement Session at Pine Banks Park in Medford
These practice sessions are such a great primer to get to know my wedding clients. It’s a huge bonus that we got to spend some of that time with Moose 🙂 I’ll see Sara & Dave again in October for their Worcester wedding.
Artist Portraits of Laura Hughes, Contemporary Realist Painter
Last week I had the pleasure of photographing an artist in her Somerville studio. Laura Hughes is a Contemporary Realist Painter. We used her vibrant paintings as the backdrop for most of our shots but then stepped out into the back hallway of Vernon Street Studios to shoot a few more with the natural light…
Rainy Day Boston City Hall Wedding
Big decisions go into wedding days: Who, When, Where but the one thing you have no control over: Weather Jessi & Matthew’s Boston City Hall wedding on April 6th was planned weeks in advance and it was a chilly rainy day. If you could chose weather like you chose a spouse, you’d pick a day…
Newborn & Family Portraits at home in North Attleboro
It’s an incredible experience to see milestones happen and families grow. THIS is a sneak peek, HOT HOT HOT off the presses from this morning. I last saw this family at Chris & Dawn’s Bittersweet Farm Westport Wedding almost seven years ago! Now they’re a family of five, plus a dog named Chloe. Their newest…