I found out in my original consultation with Sarah and Scott that they are avid Red Sox fans. When I suggested that we, therefore, consider doing their engagement images around the Boston area and include Fenway Park in the mix, they were thrilled at the idea! Working with the drizzly weather (thanks, Kate, for your wonderful umbrella!) we walked along the route well known to this previous couple, passing by the spot of their first kiss, the locale where they got engagement, and ending up at their beloved Fenway.Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Fenway Park Engagement Session
I found out in my original consultation with Sarah and Scott that they are avid Red Sox fans. When I suggested that we, therefore, consider doing their engagement images around the Boston area and include Fenway Park in the mix, they were thrilled at the idea! Working with the drizzly weather (thanks, Kate, for your wonderful umbrella!) we walked along the route well known to this previous couple, passing by the spot of their first kiss, the locale where they got engagement, and ending up at their beloved Fenway.Monday, April 12, 2010
Alternate Angles to appear on Cable TV
Tune in tomorrow at 8:00pm to channel 10 in Cambride/Channel 23 in Boston/or Channel 3 in Somerville for a live interview with Alternate Angles! I am looking forward to sharing stories, insights, and imagery for what should be a fun experience. "See ya" all soon! :)
http://deadairlive.org
http://deadairlive.org
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Engagement session in Vegas!

How wonderful it was to have one of my clients take advantage of my recent trip to a conference in Vegas and fly out to do their engagement session while I was there. While it was raining cats and dogs (WHEN DOES IT RAIN IN VEGAS?!) and this added a challenge, here are some images that show how Alternate Angles looks at the bright side of everything and turns a challenge into an advantage. The rain provided amazing reflections everywhere and, while this required me literally lying on the soaking ground, it was well worth it! A huge congratulations to Alissa and John- lookin' forward to creating more images at your wedding next year.
Alternate Angles heads to Sandy Puc Tour
I am heading today to hear the insights of a colleague, Sandy Puc, and am looking forward to listening and picking her brain on several issues. Alternate Angles has always done lots of work for charities and Sandy is the leader in the industry in merging business with the importance of providing a helping hand to others in need. Thanks, Sandy, for your willingness to share and I look forward to seeing you again!
http://expressionsphoto.com
http://expressionsphoto.com
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Alternate Angles and the Newport Preservation Society
I am thrilled to once again be invited to Newport Life's upcoming Soiree and to be providing a donation for their fundraiser. Funds go to the amazing Newport Preservation Society. Last year Alternate Angles received the highest bid at the silent auction and I hope to be able to beat out last year's bid! So dust off your dancing shoes and get out for for this wonderful event, to be held on April 14th. For more information, visit http://newportlifemagaine.com/
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Alternate Angles on the NESOP Advisory Board
What a great conversation we had tonight at New England School of Photography! The advisory board discussed the importance of internships as a part of the education of students. Personally, I feel that it is an integral part of the learning process. Teachers can only teach so much in the classroom and the education out in the field, so to speak, can be so different and such an important supplement to the process of becoming a professional photographer. I will continue to push and support the growth and addition of this to the wonderful current curriculum. I am the biggest advocate of New England School of Photography- I believe in it's success and, without it, know that I would not be where I am today. It is an honor to give back. :)
http://nesop.com/
http://nesop.com/
Sunday, March 7, 2010
What a day! Though chilly, Christine and Eric braved the cold and headed from The Four Seasons hotel through the blowing wind in the Boston Public Garden over to The Hampshire House. I adored working with Christine and Eric at their intimate wedding celebration, held at the historic Hampshire House, with 18 of their closest friends and family members. Eric had proposed to Christine in the Public Garden so we created some wonderful images as we quickly made our way over to the Hampshire House, stopping at their special bench and posing on the bridge quickly on our way. It really was brutally cold so my hat's are off to these two! Great call on Christine's part including a beautiful white coat to have on through the outside pictures. Once we arrived at The Hampshire House, the setting of their long table where guests ate a multi-course meal absolutely took my breath away! Susan at Winston Flowers did a magical job of creating a gorgeous scene- check out some of the images below showing her talent.A huge congratulations to Christine and Eric! Thank you for allowing me to work my magic and for being willing to do just about anything I asked of you! I look forward to working together again at your larger affair in June. Here are some of my favorites for their day:
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