Thank you for taking the time to come and look at my work. This is my passion, its all I have ever known. Most text books will tell you that a bio should be written in the 3rd person, thats just not me. I am personable, I am interested in you and I want you to be interested in me. Writing about my life in the 3rd person just doesn't seem to make sense if we want to be friends. I graduated from Fitchburg State College in 2001 with a degree in communications media. I'd like to say I never use what I learned in school, but it just wouldn't be true.
I received a very classical technical education in photography, I learned about FILM. I have translated that knowledge across the digital divide and now throughly enjoy the new media that is digital photography. But frankly I care less about pixels and more about people. I try to tell a story with each assignment, with each image. Thats the beauty of a photograph, its just a moment that would have passed by so quickly that you might not have even seen it... but now you can look at it and remember those feelings anytime you wish.
That is my mission, to make those fleeting moments stand for all eternity. To share with future generations. I can't wait to meet and talk about your event weather its a wedding, bar/bat mitzvah or a family portrait...
Yep you read that right, my friends… These beautiful people (yeah I called a guy beautiful so what) are getting married this November, and after a summer of email tag we finally set a date for their engagement session. It was last Friday as the skies got dark with the approach of much anticipated tropical storm Danny. Well we took that pre-storm light and had some fun, sure we risked being soaked, but hey, its only water…
I believe this will become popular, that blending of the traditional still image and the video is possible. It does require effort on both the part of the person making the video and the people in the video. However, when we collaborate we tend to get a result beyond our own imagination… so I present lifestyle fusion. Update*** this piece will be re-edited after consulting with some people on the DWF, stay tuned!
This was my first Portuguese wedding in a LONG time. There are several customs and traditions that happen during the day that were unfamiliar to me, including the bride cutting a ribbon on her front porch. I jokingly said, “so that means she’s done, gone, see ya honey!” to her father. and with a straight face, “yep.” the bride was a little shocked by this, apparently nobody told her!
I recently had the pleasure of photographing a wondeful couple who is expecting a little bundle of joy shortly. This was a first for me, and for them 
I want to start doing more of this type of shoot in New Hampshire, its really a wonderful time ina families history, the calm before the storm if you will.
