My friend Matthew (see picture #3) and I met up at the Lynch Family Skate Park in Boston around sunset to see what we could photograph. I had such a great time! The park is right in the middle of Boston, under a loop of 93 and next to Zakim Bridge. The skateboarders and BMX cyclists were super friendly and helped us stage some silhouette shots against the sunset.
Tufts Dining had their biannual chocolate fountain downhill at Dewick. Students loved it. Here are some photos.
Last weekend I took some photos of a Haitians United cultural event for the Somerville Journal! See the photos on WickedLocal, or scroll down to view them here.
I’ve shot some performances for Torn Ticket II before. I knew a little about this show from the promo shoot. But I was not expecting it to be this weird.
Roman Music Therapy Services had me over to do a shoot for their website back in September. Elaine and Dr. Webber were so friendly and made some awesome music together — we had a blast! You can book a shoot for your business here.
It’s disheartening to fully apprehend just how alone you are in your body, how alone you are in your head. You already know you’re alone, but you don’t really believe it until you experience it in such an extreme way.
I’ve posted a new update to Icons of Arlington. This one’s about the cemetery behind the UU church in Arlington Center, the Old Burying Ground. And it is old: almost 300 years. Read the whole post and see 8 more photos on the Icons of Arlington website.