November/December Tearsheets

I got to photograph Rebecca Eaton, the executive producer of Downton Abbey, at the Crane Estate. 

Chef Chris Coombs of Deuxave, Boston Chops, Dbar 

Clothing Designer Luke Aaron for Boston Magazine.

Recent Photographic Ramblings

I worked with Emily Scott of E Scott Originals to shoot some of her new jewelery. It's not often I get to shoot in the studio these days and had a great time. Check her site out.

 The talented Mr. James Weinberg designed and silk screened invitations to Delia's 6th Birthday. She even got to try her hand at pulling a few screens, and help out. Thanks James.

 I got to blow off work the other day and go fishing with my dad and 90 year old grandfather (and Veteran, thanks Pop). No fish were harmed in the making of this photo.

 

Recent tear sheet of Brain Pastuszinski I shot over the summer.

 This is a tearsheet from a shoot at the end of the summer for Huffington Post. This is a 10 year old boy named Robert from Danvers that started a fund to raise money for Tornado Victims. Cool kid. Read the whole story here.

 Outtake from a recent Boston Magazine shoot. Stay tuned for the rest.

 

Niraj Shah and Steve Conine of Wayfair for Boston Common

Instagram fun at Wingaersheek beach this past weekend. 

Recent Tears. Boston Home, Engadget

 This is a shoot for Boston Home from the summer with the inventive and talented Jess and Jesse of Nervous System in Somerville. They make functional objects from shapes that "work at the intersection of science, art, and technology". Check them out, they have beautiful jewelery and the lamps are amazing.

This is a fun shoot I had of Citybike here in Boston for Endgadget/Distro. Dan has a passionate view of where the bike should be in out transportation system. The article is getting some serious discussion going on the Engadget site. Read the whole article here.

Sanzone Guitar and Mandolin open house and a good excuse to go to VT.

My family planned a trip to VT to stay with my oldest friend and his wonderful family in VT. Another old friend Chuck Sanzone has recently moved his family to the Green Mtn State and was having an open house for his guitar business. He bought a cool piece of property with an old Blacksmith shop, a 1 room school house (that he turned into his workshop) and a bunch of other barns. Here are a few photos from the weekend.

 

Jess Fox and Tim Rowell performed.

 

 Chuck in one of his many barns

 The lovely Dara and Fluff Ball

 

Chickens in his future.

 Dog in our future.

 Motorcycle in his future