Maine Costal Portrait Photographer
I was asked by a friend of mine to shoot his family portrait there was great food by KC’sRib-shack and a cool video too!
you can see all the photos from the event at http://pictage.com/1261644
I would like to thank both Bob and Lu-Ann for having me shoot their party it’s not often you get to document a once in a lifetime event such as this on Lake Naticook.
It was my pleasure to capture Jo and Torrie’s wedding, The rain added to the mood of the wedding , not grey and sorrowful, but joyous and warm. They had such a great time and I loved helping them out on their wedding day! The Wedding took place at the Alvirine Chapel in Hudson, NH with reception to follow at the California Room in Hudson, NH
Nashua, NH Wedding of Kristin and Dan.
For Kristin and Dan Nashua was their destination wedding. This couple from the sunshine state, brought all the warmth and joy they could to their June wedding.
The wedding took place at St Patrick’s Church in Nashua, NH. Built in 1909 this church added a spiritual backdrop to a wonderful event.
The Holiday Inn, Nashua was the setting for the reception.
A welcoming reception, brought, laughter and joy to cap off a perfect wedding day
The rest of the photos from the wedding can be found at my Online gallery. Here you may purchase and view the entire wedding. Please feel free to share with all your friends. http://pictage.com/1205730
A wedding rehearsal is a great opportunity for a photographer to get a feel for the wedding ceremony. I have photographed many weddings and have missed shots just because I just didn’t t know when a special moment such as a candle lighting or a first kiss should occur. I would like to thank Both Kristin and Dan for allowing me to take part in this very special part of the wedding.
You Can see the complete set of images by clicking HERE 
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Many of my clients ask about my experience when it comes to New England Barn Weddings. In my experience as a wedding photographer I would like to offer my viewpoint and review a few of the venues that I have shot at.
My first location is the Red Lion Inn, 71 So Main St in Cohasset MA. You can find them on the web at http://www.redlioninn1704.com/ this venue offers a lovely barn feel in a city setting. The barn looks like it was recently built and it has a well landscaped area in the back for the formal and group shots after a wedding.
Gibbit Hill Farm is a working Angus Beef farm with a touch of elegance. Stunning vista’s and gourmet dinners, offer you and your guests a great experience. This is an authentic historic New England Farm with a great history. Please check out their website at http://www.barnatgibbethill.com/ for more details.
This venue is the pinnacle of history, charm, and authenticity. A working museum and historic landmark located in the heart of Peabody. You would never know you were less than a couple of miles from the highway, car dealerships, and cityscapes. The grounds are beautiful working farmlands, with museum like buildings framing the scene. One of my favorite places to shoot! Here’s the website http://www.brooksbyfarm.org/
Located at a campground in Plymouth MA. this banquet hall offers a nice setting. The color of the wood and lighting is a bit on the dark side. The little Christmas lights that wrapped the overhead support beams added a little flair. I will have to bring additional lighting the next time I work there to aid in the background of the photos. here’s a link to the resort if you’re interested. Indian Ranch
Continue reading “Indian Ranch Wedding Webster MA – Amanda and Jason”
Maddy and Dashel had their marriage at the Holy Cross Church in Worcester, and their reception at Worcester Art Museum.
Gloucester is the framework for a gorgeous September wedding. Of course it was easy because of a beautiful couple, and a seaside backdrop the pushed it over the edge. Continue reading “The Elks at Bass Rocks Wedding Photos”
I have photographed many locations on Cape Cod, but I never shot a lighthouse wedding. I was originally slated to shoot this wedding in the winter right before Peter’s deployment, but as always in the military plans do change. So here are in mid-summer on the Cape and it is beautiful.
A few years back I did a lot of work for a small photography company. They would get bookings at bridal shows and then send me out to shoot the wedding. The shoots where always challenging. I would never meet the client until the day of the shoot. I never knew where I was going or for how long, and that made for a stressful day. When you get to a job you have to get into the groove quickly and get to know the client even quicker. but, sometimes you meet a couple that really looses themselves in the day, and then you get to relax and enjoy the day. This couple was exactly that combination.
