Indian weddings

I was lucky to meet up with my friend Kishan Maheshwary and shoot a handful of Indian weddings. It was exhausting and exhilarating. Our styles are very different and, I hope, this made for a nice balance in the photographs for his clients. His is a formal portrait style and he sets up a whole studio at the client's wedding reception. Mine is a documentary style, with plenty of action and emotion, from the day. One of these weddings took place in the rain, so while the Nikon guys stayed under cover, it was good to be shooting with Canon. Thanks to Kishan for having me along! Here are some examples

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Postcards from San Francisco

The only way to keep your heart beating, as a photographer, is to shoot what you love....Joe McNally [The Moment it Clicks]

I spent 2 weeks in northern California, with the most important people in my life. Postcards are here

Congrats to Neeti and Shamit

Congratulations to Neeti and Shamit, who were married recently in Boston. It was a hot and humid day outside but the Westin Hotel near the convention center was nice and cool. Thanks again to my friend, Kishan Maheshwary for the invitation to shoot with him. Pictures are here....soon

Milee & Rus

Congratulations to Milee and Rus, who were married recently at Roger Williams Park, in Providence. It was a hot and humid day. Infrared images make it look like a snowscape. Thanks again to my friend, Kishan Maheshwary for the invitation to shoot with him. Pictures here.

Congratulations to Alissa & Hemal

Congratulations to Alissa and Hemal who were married in Worcester recently. I was invited to document the reception at Mechanics Hall. Pictures are here

Postcards from NYC

A spring weekend in New York was surprisingly good. How NY has changed: people are more friendly than in Boston. No really! There is less security theater and paranoia than in Boston. Imagine people entering an art gallery with a bag, taking photographs, holding the door open for someone. I saw it all. I am not exactly ready to move to New York but I was pleasantly surprised. Photographs here are from Tibet House [Danny Conant and Catherine Steinmann], MOMA [Olafur Eliassen], Madison Square Park, the wonderful Tabla restaurant. We also went to the 11th Street Bar, home of the NY Liverpool Supporters' Club, to watch the Liverpool game. It had a warm, friendly atmosphere but was too dark for photography.

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