Custom motor-
cycles may seem a bit off the topic of wedding and portrait photography, but all the work was done by local businesses. This photo is of a custom built motorcycle by Chaos Custom Cycles, and the paint job was done by SickAirbrush in Taunton, MA. Supporting local businesses is important to us which is why they are featured here. This bike was a work of art, and apparently to the owner, better to look at then to ride. At least we get to appreciate it this way.

High tide at sundown created a majestic setting for this intimate wedding in Dennis Port, MA in Cape Cod. Often times at weddings I find that brides truly have a glow about them. These two young women were a perfect example, they radiated happiness. Both of their families were great and a charm to work with. The last photo with the gerber daisies, is a colorization. It is a popular
technique digital photo-
graphers use to create impact. I also find it important to support the GLBT community. Good luck and best wishes to Kate and Lauren. Also find other gay friendly wedding vendors at GayWeddings.com

Here are a few more pictures from the Domenici, Sivaramen wedding. View two other of my favorite photos from this wedding here. If you’re looking for fresh ideas for your wedding, this one was particularly interesting for a few reasons. The dresses that the bridesmaids wore were very unique for wedding-
wear. It was a sunny and hot end-of-
July day in New England, and these light summer dresses couldn’t have been more perfect. The groom was also dressed in a tan suit with a distinguished dark red tie and rose. In addition, The Bradley Estate in Canton, MA was a magnificent location. Converted estates are a growingly popular venue for weddings because they offer a more intimate experience, and I’ve found a higher level of attention to detail. For other venues to host your weddings check out the Trustees of Reservations. You should find several amazing properties. This last photo, again at The Bradley Estate, was taken at the reception. The screened in terrace was such a wonderful location for pictures. I loved the sunset background, and especially indoors.

If you are looking for an interesting place to go to for a summer weekend get-away. You may want to consider heading towards the Berkshires in western, MA. On your way there, you can check out Old Sturbridge Village who is now hosting weddings and events. This first photo was taken there and is an example of the visually rich texture, and the possibilities of a unique wedding experience. We are also proud to announce that Dias Photography is a preferred wedding vendor there.

The second photo was taken at Naumkeag, an absolutely amazing and unique location for a wedding. With impeccable gardens and verdant landscapes, Naumkeag is definitely worth the trip. Located in Stockbridge, MA the area has a long tradition of art and early American settlement. If the dozens of sculptures throughout the town don’t satisfy your appetite for art and culture, there are many options to choose from. Tanglewood, the grand-daddy of American music halls has a variety of events ranging from orchestral performances to wine tasting. Or you can see Jacob’s Pillow, Americas first and longest-running dance festival.

The last photo was taken at One Main Bed and Breakfast. The inn keepers were very kind and offered us such a warm experience, it made me never want to stay at a hotel again. In addition, rates here are lower than in equivalent areas of New Hampshire or Maine.

The posting titled Love Letters was from this wedding. This couple put their confidence in me and allowed me to get creative. Because of that I was able to get more unique images for them. They got married at Wachusett Village Inn in Westminster, MA and the staff there did a great job.

The cloudy appearance of this
first photo is because it is an infrared image which detects heat, and green foliage renders nicely this way. This is one of the many techniques photographers can do today with greater ease thanks to digital technology.

The corks in the second photo were there to let everyone know which table to sit at. A unique idea that looks great and is very simple. The last photo is a sepia-tone. The actual color of the photograph can be warmer or cooler depending on the desired effect. For this one I chose a subtle, slightly warm tone.

Last week I photographed Martin, a successful, young professional running his own business. In addition, he’s also looking forward to more work as a comic, so he needed photos with a few different looks.

This metro Boston shoot was on location in Copley. A warm, partly cloudy day. Overcast days have a nice soft quality of light that I enjoy working with. Martin was also lit with a portable studio light that I use frequently to control lighting situations. The look can be subtle to most, but it makes a big difference.

I was able to catch Martin smiling naturally in this last photo. A big smiling shot was important to show his comic side.

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  Renee and William’s
  wedding photos went live, online today. I have been very fortunate to always work with great couples, and these two were no exception.

  This first photo was created using natural light. Used properly it can be a very flattering way to light a picture, and Renee is super photogenic. These two are a very loving
  couple and were a
  pleasure to work with.

Christina and Michael are a great couple whose wedding I photo-
graphed last week. Because they them-
selves are creative people, they allowed me the freedom to work with any new ideas that came to me. This piece titled Love Letters is a combination of photographic disciplines, that being advertising, wedding and fine art. Photography is continuously changing and growing, especially with the advent of digital technology. It’s an exciting time to be a photographer and I am fully appreciating that, hopefully my clients can as well.