MAKING BEAUTIFUL MUSIC

Traveled to the North Shore last month to photograph newly engaged couple Sandy and Tim.  Cold weather kept us local but there was no lack of charm with these two.  Best of luck guys!

PUPPY LOVE

My grand dog Blitz and I have a love/hate relationship.  He loves me...
But today I had the brilliant idea to channel my energy in a positive direction by photographing him in his natural environment; full speed ahead.  Good boy!

BOGGED DOWN

After a series of false starts, I had a successful visit Ed Randall's Old Forge Farm in Carver, Ma.  It was sunny and cool and from atop Ed's perch, I had a great view of their wet harvest.  This is true New England color at its finest!

SISTER ACT

Not having a sister myself, I was quite jealous of the budding relationship between these two youngsters.  Their playfulness and sense of fun was contagious.  We did let mom and dad get into the act but they were really just props for this young sister act.

FIFTY SHADES OF GRAYSON

I'm going to spare you any/all excuses for how this blog got derailed early this fall and just encourage you to now continue to enjoy this on a regular basis!  I had a great time photographing 3 week old baby Grayson.  He was well behaved, sleeping and waking almost on command.  No matter how many times I photograph a newborn, I never stop being amazed at how miraculous they are and how wonderful the bond is between baby and parent.

FAMILY AFFAIR

More "What I did on my Summer Vacation" included taking lots of family portraits.  A host of local families have taken advantage of the relaxed vacation schedules and great weather in order to get those long overdue family portraits.  I did the usual beach sessions but also went aboard the Ross family's sailboat in Hingham Harbor for a totally different setting.  It's not too late for a late summer or fall portrait so call me to make an appointment!

SUMMER SHACK

WAY behind on posting "What I did on my Summer Vacation."  Back in June I took a workshop in Gloucester with Kathy Tarantola from the Digital Photo Academy.  Our goal was to photograph the super moon.  Some bad luck kept that from happening but we made the best of it and still had a great time, culminating in a sunset shoot at Annisquam Light.