Some of my wedding photography packages include flush-mount albums. What is a “flush-mount” album you ask? I asked that question too a couple of years ago when I was getting started in wedding photography. At that point, I had already made a few “coffee table” books from my personal photographs. But coffee table books are...
I always provide clients with a disc of their digital image files. When I started photographing weddings that’s all they got — data on a CD. Now that I’ve been living in the wedding photography world for almost two years I’ve warmed up a lot to the notion of prints, books, and albums. There’s something...
I love photographing wedding rings. I usually ask the couple if I can photograph their rings during dinner. Sometimes they offer their hands and say “Sure!” at which point I inform them “No, you need to take them off.” I actually feel bad about that. They just put them on and I’m asking them to...
You might have landed on this page because you googled “Moraine Farm wedding” or “Boston engagement photography.” If you’re a client, you might be wondering where my old website went. And if you’re a blog reader or subscribe in RSS, you might have noticed that you can no longer access my old blog page. What...
2009 was an amazing, insane, wonderful year. One year ago I knew what I wanted to do: become a full-time wedding photographer. I read Malcolm Gladwell’s theory about 10,000 hours of practice and how the Beatles were transformed after playing non-stop gigs in Germany. I thought “2009 will be my Germany!” So from February through...
I am so, so excited about all of the fun weddings I have coming up in 2010. Just my second full-time wedding season, I’ll be traveling to Ardmore, Ireland and La Jolla, California for destination weddings. I’ll also be photographing around Boston, Rhode Island, and the Cape. A few of the venues I’ll be photographing...
I never thought that I’d be a wedding photographer. In fact, I had bad associations with wedding photography — hazy, glowing images of red roses and album templates with cartoons of clinking champagne glasses. All of that changed a year ago when a friend encouraged me to answer an online ad for an “un-wedding photographer.”...
People sometimes ask me about equipment: “What camera do you use?” “What lenses?” Sometimes the person asking is another photographer but just as often it’s a client.
First off, I bring multiple cameras and backup batteries and lenses to every job. All of these tools are Canon. Most wedding photographers use either Canon or Nikon, and...
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