Our job as your photographer is to get our job done in any and every lighting and weather condition. Naturally curious, most photographers find that challenges inspire us, not hinder us. So while our client may feel stress about a sudden change of plans, we may actually feel sparked as we problem-solve; this mindset is common among us creatives, and luckily, exactly what you need on your wedding day or event. Let it rain!
Read morePLANNING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY TIMELINE
There is a delicate balance between planning your event around the timing of your photos and planning the photography around the timeline of your event. After all, it’s not about the photography. It’s about having all of your friends and family together to celebrate love and life. That is the priority. How do you plan your day accordingly?
Read moreTHE POWER OF PAPER
iolabs print on Rag paper with 8-ply Rag mat
A recent post focused on the personal value of a wedding, event or family album. Now I’m excited to write about one of my favorite photo subjects, and one that is often overlooked: PAPER.
Read moreTHE PHOTO ALBUM: TO DO OR NOT TO DO? 5 FACTORS
Times have changed over the 18 years I have been a wedding and event photographer. For a long time, the majority of my clients would expect an album – and often one for the parents and/or family members. Although the majority of my clients still feel the same, it’s no longer a given. So what’s changed? Based on my experience, I’d like to share what I believe are among the factors for this fairly recent shift and also to discuss when and why I believe wedding and event albums are important.
Read moreBOSTON WOMEN'S MARCH FOR AMERICA, JANUARY 21, 2017
My mom and I went together to the Boston Women's March For America. How awesome it was to experience history in the making on such a large scale. Top that off with the company of my own mom. A great day indeed.
Read moreMY FAVORITE VENUES TO PHOTOGRAPH (AND WHY)
PART 1 | Rosecliff, Newport, Rhode Island
Rosecliff in Newport is one of my favorite wedding and event venues to photograph in Rhode Island. I’d compare the light and environment of Rosecliff to a thumbprint: no two days are alike, which is inspiring.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT VENDORS
PART 2 | Completing Your Photography Search: Brief Technical Advice for the Non tech/creative
If you don't know a lot about photography, how do you form the right questions? Here I will attempt to make some sense of the basics and help guide you in your next steps towards choosing the right wedding or event photographer.