A Photographers Blog

Huge Sale!

Sun, 11 Jul 2010 12:11:07 -0400

We have just launched our biggest senior portrait sale in over 10 years!! The low down is this: we are discounting any of our outdoor sessions by $50.00 ! There are a few
details that apply to this sale - the biggest one is the sale ends on the 23rd of July so you MUST call before then!!

Tell your friends!

Katherine & Michael

Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:27:01 -0400

Kate & Michael put on a great event and despite the WICKED warm weather EVERYONE danced and danced...great to see and so fun to be involved with.
This was my first time working for this family ...but it certainly felt like we had all known each other for years .The Wentworth Country Club, once again, out did themselves.
I look forward to seeing Kate & John for years to come...

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Britton & Michael

Fri, 24 Jul 2009 20:39:05 -0400

What a pleasure...I had the opportunity to photograph Britton as a high school senior several years back and now, her wedding! I have actually been working for this family for many years and I really enjoy seeing everyone together at this special event.
They had great weather and a really fun group of people attending... I hope to have a mini slide show up shortly.

An a shout out to my assistant Matthew Lommano, together we were able to get some great images!

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Ariel

Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:42:58 -0500

We have been going thru our collection of seniors from the past few months and I thought I could embarrass Ariel ( and my self ) here in the blog.

One of the really cool things about my job is seeing how our clients change over the years-with high school seniors the change is so dramatic. I first met Ariel when doing some photography for her dad...I think Ariel was 3. Im not sure if this makes me feel old-or her DAD!

Goodbye Jerry...

Tue, 18 Nov 2008 19:14:36 -0500

It was just a month ago, late on the evening of October 17th
I said goodbye to my dad for the very last time...he passed away early the next morning, with my brother by his side. Watching him slowly fade away over the entire summer was tough for us all. His battle had, of course, started years before and many of us knew this would happen eventually. But during those last few months it was much tougher to endure than I had ever expected.
I am happy to say we shared some very nice moments during those last months and I am thankful for those visits.

This photo was taken in Aruba during my wedding, it was a trip he wasn’t sure he could make at first..I know he was glad he did, I am too.

I could go on and on about the many facets that made up the character most people knew as “Jerry the plumber” but the one that really maters now is that he was my dad.

Countless thanks go out to all of the family and friends who helped and visited him and especially to the great folks in the seacoast hospice program who helped, not only Jerry, but us as well.

Goodbye Jerry...
we love ya and we
will miss you.