It could feel really awkward at first to walk through crowded streets being followed by a lady with noticable cameras pointed in your direction. If L and N felt this way, it certainly doesn’t read in the photos.
Here’s the thing about Engagement sessions. It isn’t hard to look good when your happiness shines through. My job is just plain easy when a couple just needs to look at each other, hold a hand, share as smile and they look as lovely as this.
“Lovebirds!” (inside joke)
I am just going to say. Jumping pictures were not my idea. I didn’t think he was going to convince her to do them. But N and L pulled it off. Here is to the leap they are about to take in a little less than a months time!
Archive for the ‘Weddings’ Category
Sep
23
2010
Lovebirds- Boston Engagement session | MA wedding photographer
Aug
05
2010
Looove doing Wedding albums
They may take a while to get just right. They may take lots of input and emails back and forth.
Choices.
Layouts.
Covers.
More emails.
But how cool is it to hold in your hands THE document of a wedding. A big heavy piece that the grand kids will look through some day when they are planning their own weddings.
Pretty darn cool.
Jul
22
2010
Squeeze a wedding into your summer vacation | Cambridge Wedding Photography
I had such a great time at this wedding. K & J wear their fondness for life and each other in a way that makes my job easy. Everyone else at the party seemed to shop the same designer. See here for yourself…
The event itself was lovely (even with the heat)
St. Paul’s Parish in Cambridge.
This is my shot titled “Hey there, wanna go to this dance with me tonight? All the cool kids are gonna be there…” It pays homage to the fact that this wedding was made possible by the fact that the couple met while teaching. No, they didn’t have their reception in a school gym, but the very lovely MIT faculty Club with the awesome view of Boston. I had just happened upon this row of lockers on the way downstairs to scout out some shots outside.
You can stage a good shot- but happiness is unmistakable and unmissable if you are ready to catch it when it runs past.
