Juj and Meryl’s SoWa Power Station wedding was filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable moments. From their intimate private vows to a heartfelt ceremony led by Rabbi Stern, their day was a true reflection of joy, family, and celebration.
Read MoreAnna and Matt’s Willowdale Estate wedding in Topsfield, MA was a joyful summer celebration filled with heartfelt moments, gorgeous florals, and nonstop dancing.
Read MoreForget the “one-size-fits-all” senior photo look. I team up with each teen to create portraits that are fresh, original, and truly theirs, with plenty of fun in the process.
Read MoreMeet Jessica and Emily—two best friends, Class of 2025, and total naturals in front of the camera.
Read MoreAnna and Dan’s Engagement session at Crane Estate and Russell Orchard in Ipswich, MA.
Read MoreThe only way you can get better at something is practice. That goes for anything and anyone, especially for me. Everyone needs to take classes and practice. When I was a dancer for two seasons at Jacob's Pillow, the fabulous Judith Jamison told us, "If you think you are done taking classes or practicing stuff because you are that fierce...quit now." I take that to heart when it comes to photography.
Read MoreI really want to talk about is how you can move forward safely when it comes to your wedding/mitzvah or large event. As far as shooting families, headshots and even some editorial, that can be done if precautions are taken. But large events…not so much. Or can they? Yes, they can but things may not be has you originally envisioned it. And that’s ok. You need to remember that right now, things are not just about you. They are about everyone. They are about your older relatives. They are about your guests…AND they are about the people that work for you, like your photographer (hi there) and your other vendors that are doing everything they can to accommodate you for your big day. So let’s chat about this a big shall we?
Read MoreThis Boston wedding was photographed by Kristin Chalmers Photography, with a ceremony at the Paulist Center and a reception at the Hampshire House.
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