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Emily & Jeff

admin — Thu, 26 May 2011 20:01:18 +0000

Last summer I was asked to meet Emily & Jeff in Philadelphia for their engagement session & to photograph their wedding a few months later. I really enjoyed every step with them. Jeff was funny and caring. Emily is so easy going and beautiful! Below are some of my favorites from both days. Images courtesy of Intrigue Photography

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Heather & Brent

admin — Wed, 25 May 2011 21:41:45 +0000

Heather & Brent decided to celebrate their 2010 New Year’s Eve by getting married! I spent the day documenting their day with my talented friend, Chris Rocco. I enjoyed getting to know Heather & Brent through the year and really enjoyed watching them celebrate with their friends & family. Below are some of my favorite images from their day. Images courtesy of Intrigue Photography

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Tony & Mandy

admin — Tue, 24 May 2011 22:57:38 +0000

Three years ago this summer I photographed a friend/co-worker’s wedding. I figured it was better late than never to share some of the images! I’ll always remember their wedding, beyond enjoying the honor; as it was the hottest day of the year and hottest wedding I ever photographed. Mandy’s gorgeousness only added to the scorching heat. Tony was looking pretty dapper that day, as well. Here are some of my favorites from the day. All images courtesy of Intrigue Photography

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Donna & Mike

admin — Wed, 11 May 2011 22:01:22 +0000

This past Saturday I 2nd shot with Steve Magnotta. We had perfect weather and a gorgeous, laid-back bride to play with all day. The following images are some of my favorites from the day. Images courtesy of Intrigue Photography

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Tarpon Springs

admin — Wed, 11 May 2011 02:08:58 +0000

During my stay in Tampa, we took a Sunday and spent it in Tarpon Springs. I’ve been wanting to visit Tarpon Springs for about 10 years, after learning about it’s large population of Greeks and sponge harvesting industry. It’s a very cute town with friendly people, but we were really fortunate to catch it on the Sunday they celebrate Greek independence {unknowingly}. After we parked on the outskirts of the downtown, assuming it was the best spot we would get, we walked a few blocks right in to the heart of the parade. The energy was real high from all of the people in town and we were really pleased with our dumb luck. These are the images I captured as we walked the streets:

Conch shell graveyard

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Tampa Lightening vs Ottawa Senators

admin — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 05:44:19 +0000

While in Tampa, visiting my sister, I was able to photograph the NHL matchup between the Lightening & Senators. The game was intense, as it was a key game for Tampa to win in order to clinch a playoff birth. The following is the set of images I submitted for Metromix Tampa.

Fighting for the puck

Dwayne Roloson

Marc-Andre Bergeron

Scrum for the puck

Martin St Louis

Simon Gagne

Lecavalier assist (part 1)

Lecavalier assit (pt 2)

St Louis jabs at puck

GOAL!

Goal celebration

Goal celebration pt 2

Curtis Mcelhinney

Steven Stamkos

Goal pt 1

Goal pt 2

Goal pt 3

Goal pt 4

Goal pt 5

rough-house after goal

Goal under review

Nick Foligno

Stamkos chasing puck

Lecavalier wrist shot

Downie & Winchester fight along the boards

Nate Thompson dekes the defense

Stamkos hits the post

Stamkos starts a break

Stamkos on break

Roloson looks behind him

Dominic Moore

Roloson bats the ball down the ice

St Louis chases Spezza

Spezza breaks the shutout

Spezza celebrates from the ice

Ottawa celebrates

Chris Neil chases

Roloson makes a diving save

Following a timeout

Tampa wins!

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Green Tortoise & abroad

admin — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 21:44:15 +0000

Waayy back in 2001 & 2002 I spent a lot of the time traveling parts of the U.S. and bits of the U.K. and Europe. At the time I was shooting on a Canon Rebel and eventually my beloved Nikon F100. I often used slide film and cross-processed in order to get the vibrant colors and odd effect. Photography was strictly a hobby at the time, but a burning passion.

The Green Tortoise is a bus trip that offers many route options throughout the U.S.. The trip I ventured on was the cross-country from NY to SF. It’s definitely a unique way to see various parts of the country with people from all over the world. Our route brought us through the Badlands of North Dakota, Colorado, Utah (Bryce, Zion and Arches National Parks), Las Vegas… We then spent 10 days in San Fran and flew back. The style of trip isn’t for everyone, but I’m really happy to have done it.

A few days after September 11, 2001 I spent 3 months in the U.K. and Europe. I went through dozens of rolls of film and I didn’t process any of it until I returned home. Of course, it took me a little while to make enough $ to develop and print all of the rolls! I still have all of these images printed as 4×6′s in albums. I still have yet to transfer all of the images into digital media. For some reason, over the past 10 years, I did scan a few of these images in from a crappy little scanner on my PC straight from the 4×6 print. Needless to say, the quality isn’t very good. Being inspired recently by the Lomography movement and my Diana F camera I wanted to revisit some of these images and all of their imperfections. After all, this was the start of a passion that I have since turned into a full-time profession. So, here are a few of those early images from some of my travels. If I ever get a solid film scanner I’ll gladly post the rest! Enjoy & thanks for taking the time.

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Jaclyn & Kyle

admin — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 23:59:24 +0000

I was fortunate enough to be asked to work alongside Mike, of Michael’s Photography , as a 2nd shooter for Jaclyn & Kyle’s wedding day. At first sight of Jaclyn you could see her excitement. She was beaming, stunning and sweet. You could see the love in Kyle’s eyes as he glanced her way. She brought out a boyish charm in him and it showed in his smile. The following are some of the images I captured as Mike’s right-hand man Dec 4, 2010. Images courtesy of Michael’s Photography

Random fun with friends

admin — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 22:02:58 +0000

The following images have been made with various groups of friends. Some intentional, most just stumbled upon.

Doors to the shores

Carolina back road swamps

Midnight on the Delaware

Oldies but goodies

admin — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 22:48:28 +0000

These images are some old concert photos I have taken over the years, many with film. Thought it was about time I got them somewhere beyond my hard drive & personal photo albums. Wanted to leave some of the grit and film look to many of them to preserve the image as it was taken. Early on, I was inspired by Charles Peterson who created great images during the heydays of the Seattle grunge scene. The beauty of these images, for me, is that each one brings me back to that moment and venue. Soft, loud, crowded, empty…they are all special memories. It also reminds me of the people that joined me at all of these shows. I need to get out to see more live music!

Ken Andrews @ the Church

New End Original in London

Jonah Matranga @ the Church (Sanctuary)

Far @ The Bowery Ballroom

Far @ the Bowery Ballroom

Opening for Far @ the Bowery Ballroom

Gratitude @ the North Star

Autolux @ Johnny Brendas

Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey @ the North Star

Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey @ Berkfest

Cursive @ the Church