Laurie and Jake's Wedding
Laurie and Jake got a rainy rainy day for their wedding, but it dampened nothing! They were married in a sweet little church and the reception was at the Clarion in Hull.
Molly and Steve
I met Molly through a high school acquaintance who was kind enough to let her cousin (Molly) know that she knew of me. (Wow, say that five times fast!) Molly and Steve came from Palo Alto, CA to celebrate their wedding with family in Boston. It was a lovely wedding and the everybody seemed to have the best time! Including these single gals who fought over the bouquet. So great!
Sonia and Chris Engaged
The other night I went into Boston and met-up with Sonia and Chris, two MIT grad students who just recently got engaged. We all worked hard going from this place to that place looking for locations to shoot in. The Boston Common, the MIT Boat House, the MIT Campus and the building in which Sonia studies moon rocks (um, rad!), the Boston Public Library which was oh-so grand.
Auction Winner
I donated a photo session to a fund-raising auction for the Wakefield Beebe Library a while back and yesterday, I met the family who were the recipients. The boys, Declan and Ronan, were really fun and their teenage cousins came along for the session (good luck at Northwestern, Maeve!). Here are a few favorites.
Leah and James' Wedding
When I approached one of my couples months ago and told them that I would be looking for a second shooter to join me at their wedding because (yikes!), I had to have SURGERY on my non-healing broken collar bone, I was really concerned that they might flip-out. Or at the very least, my situation would make them very nervous. I assured them that I would be able to shoot, and that my friend and colleague would be coming as a little extra help should I need it. I couldn't have asked for a nicer couple to start off my foray into wedding photography. They were all that's fine, dude, but how's your shoulder?
Last weekend, I went to Orange, MA for their wedding armed with my gear, a second shooter, lots of Tylenol and weeks of physical therapy behind me. All went well and I felt something I didn't really anticipate feeling; privileged that they chose me to document this historic event in their lives.
The wedding was completely cool; all of the food was locally grown. The flowers were all wild and again, from the area. There was bread baking in an outdoor oven and, brace yourself, a pig on a spit.
Now, it all sounds very backyardish, but it was really a very elegant affair. The bride was beautiful and the clouds finally cleared! Not to mention all of the family and guests were so friendly! A good time all around.
Here are a few...