Paige was one of my very first portrait sessions when I was transitioning out of a corporate job and into becoming a photographer. Then fast forward a couple of years later, she reached out about photographing her wedding. Love how being a photographer builds relationships over years and life transitions.

I first met Janelle and Julian at the end of last summer for their Narragansett engagement session. They gave me a tour of the URI campus where they met, we ran around the beach until sunset, and capped off the night with some of the best fried seafood I've ever had. It's been such a busy year for all of us that

first met Nishat a few years ago when I was at the very early beginnings of my photo journey­. Nishat is an educator, YouTuber and Instagramer. We’ve worked together on a few different creative projects over the years — most of which included donuts because who doesn’t love donuts. How lucky am I to know this girl and on top of it,

Bethany, David and I froze our butts off back in April for their beach Cape Code engagement session so I was pretty dang excited to be photographing their wedding at The Aldrich Mansion when it was warmer with an overcast day (i.e. perfect light) but not overly hot.

If you write "Denzil" and "Lane" in a circle, their names combine to read "Eden" which they chose as their new last name. They forged their own rings, cut from the same piece of metal. Denzil wore blue. They got married and then graduated from Harvard Business School an hour later. Denzil and Lane are

Y'all may remember Annie and Phuong from their adventurous Joshua Tree engagement session in April. and their industrial distillery wedding at Short Path Distillery was no less epic. One of my favorite things about photographing intimate weddings is how personal they are to each couple. No tradition is kept for

BUGS. I never seem to remember that bugs can be a problem at the beach. In my mind, bugs only live in the woods or on a farm. But despite this wishful thinking, last Friday night the flies (or were they gnats?) were out in Gloucester, but Andrea and Michael fended them off and we had the dreamiest beach

I first met Paige a few years back, right when I had just quit my job in television production and was giving freelance photography a whirl. It was during a time I now fondly call "Portrait Bootcamp" when I shot an absurd number of mini portrait sessions in the fall-- 75 sessions over six weeks, to be exact.

Sarah and I first began emailing at the end of last fall about a simple idea-- snowy engagement photos. We live in New England, it snows a lot, so it should be easy to meet up on a snow day, right? Unfortunately this winter made that dream impossible. The storms were either so severe that we couldn't