As seen in our favorite pages of Well Wed, Southern New England Weddings, Vermont Vows, Inspired By This, The Wedding Chicks, The Glitter Guide, Junebug Weddings, Radiant Republic, You Stir Me, Prepare to Wed, Hostess With the Mostess and more!
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As seen in our favorite pages of Well Wed, Southern New England Weddings, Vermont Vows, Inspired By This, The Wedding Chicks, The Glitter Guide, Junebug Weddings, Radiant Republic, You Stir Me, Prepare to Wed, Hostess With the Mostess and more! This summer I had the absolute pleasure of working with an incredible team, styled by Desiree Spinner Events, for an inspired boatyard shoot in Osterville, MA. The location concept began with this off-season visit to Crosby Boat Yard, and our beautiful couple and the ideas of our team of vendors matched perfectly for the day! The shoot was published in Southern New England Weddings magazine, and featured on the ever-amazing blog The Wedding Chicks!
Styling and Design: Desiree Spinner Events | Floral: Lilacs | Stationery: Ceci New York | Linens: LaTavola and Wildflower Linen | Table top Decor: New England Vintage Rentals and Be our Guest | Rentals: Rentals Unlimited | Desserts: Krazy Kakes | Dress: Priscilla of Boston | Menswear: Puritan | Hair: Sara Aspen | Makeup: Emma Jocelyn A glimpse from New Years, a beautiful couple in the snow in Stowe, Vermont! Much more to come of Rob and Katie soon, and their wedding in Vermont this August!
I hope you got out and enjoyed all the snow this weekend! Canon 1V camera and Fuji Pro400H film. no comments During the busy season, it’s honestly all I can do to keep up with blogging the latest and greatest. I cringe at the awesomeness of some of the shoots you still haven’t seen from 2011! It’s coming :-) But what also occurred to me, when speaking with a friend this week, is that I never really share my editorial work! Yes, I have a healthy “side business” working for some local magazines and businesses. And I absolutely love this type of work! To give you some background, I typically spend either a half-day or full-day engaged with my editorial subjects on-site, whether at their home or business, or wherever their passion in life takes them. I’ve worked with artists, breweries, museums, gift shops, furniture makers, a fishing rod company, an original member of Jim Henson’s Muppet crew, local inns, and even a model railroad club. While this is somewhat different from wedding and event photography, my passion remains on the storytelling. I’m spending time learning about these locals and what’s important to them, and helping to convey that story that they’re creating around them. That’s how I treat a wedding day! So maybe I’ll start sharing a bit more of this here with you on the blog. Below are a few photos from a Cape Cod Home shoot with artist Jennifer Morgan, who built and designed her own amazing home and studio in Harwich, MA.
Thank you for a beautiful afternoon, Jennifer – so nice getting to know you! + 2 comments
January 20, 2012 - 5:37 pm
I’m in love with her studio! Look at all that natural light!
January 21, 2012 - 3:51 pm
loving your editorial work! Just an average day of using up your roll of film, only this time I stumbled in to one of my favorite local gift shops! SO much goodness to be found at M. Brann & Co. in Mashpee Commons!
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