I’m once again absolutely delighted to have placed in the latest contest by the International Society of Professional Wedding Photographers (ISPWP). It is a huge honor to have a successful image in the contest because the talent in the group is huge, and the number of entries incredible (I judged the winter 2010 contest which...
Heather and Peter’s winter wedding on the beach was one of my favorites of the year, for its sweet simplicity and incredibly emotional ceremony. These two live out in Michigan, but their relationship began in Plymouth, MA, and it was important to them to marry in the spot where they spent so much time that...
Late fall is engagement season around here – and for good reason; it’s freakin’ beautiful in Boston right now! Well, on the non-rainy days, that is … One weekend afternoon in the non-too-distant past, I met up with Matt and Amanda for part two of their engagement session (part one was up in Maine over...
Nipa and Jordan’s wedding was a two day affair, starting out on Saturday at Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, MA (you can see the “white wedding” posts here and here). On Sunday, we were back at the Boston Marriott Cambridge hotel near Kendall Square for the Indian reception. I was pretty excited about this, as it...
At Fruitlands Museum, there are two beautiful outdoor spots for getting married; in front of the fountain, or overlooking the valley. While the fountain is lovely, you just can’t beat that amazing view over the hills and valley and woodland … and the fact that the ceremony will then be perfectly back-lit makes it a...
The final part of Sophy + Rich’s Cambodian-Western wedding takes place back at the beautiful and ultra cool Liberty Hotel in Boston. It’s a long post, so I’ll try to keep the chatter to a minimum today. Just before the ceremony, I grabbed a couple of quick bride and groom portraits outside in the courtyard:...
