She’s back! She’s 3! She LOVES the Crescent Park Carousel!
Her mother told me they were there almost everyday over the summer! I shot these on Columbus Day, the last day the carousel was open this season, a bittersweet day for this little lady.
This is the big sister. An expert at catching the rings.
This is the oldest carousel in RI, saved from Crescent Park. It’s so beautiful!
How could you not be in love with these two!?
Last year I took some precious photos of this little doll and she came back for more!
I love the turn of the head that a mother gives her baby when being held.
I love the way a daddy nuzzles his little girl.
Someday I’ll tell you about the importance of those bracelets and why this photo is so special…stay tuned!
I recently shot my first Bar Mitzvah and I can tell you one thing, those kids know how to PAR-TAY!
This is Zachary, the Bar Mitzvah boy!
Even the ladies joined in on the fun!
Then there was this game. No comment.
Measure the bubble. Classic.
Limbo. Another classic!
No children were harmed in the taking of this photograph.
Ice-cream sundae madness!
Zach during the Horah!
Mom’s turn!
Dad’s turn!
It’s exhausting becoming a man.
Some sweet Moo cards I had made for the event. I passed these out at the reception so guests could view the photos online & have the option to buy some beautiful prints from Pictage!
Everyone loves the Bar Mitzvah boy!!
Hurricane Irene was on her way but we snuck outside for a quick action shot. I love it!
And to end the night the boys wanted to do a picture with “Broadway hands”. You got it!
And once again….Mazel Tov, Zach!
Well, put it this way, we graduated from our all girls, Catholic high school together!
I feel like we should still be rolling up our kilts, how is this big family even possible?!
I was like, “could you just humor me, I have this idea..” laid down on the ground and I got it! USA!!
Awww, I always wanted a sister.
This is a special bench across the street from the family house in Bonnet Shores. It is dedicated to Kelli’s grandparents.
It truly doesn’t get any better than this!
Once in a while you meet someone who changes a part of your life.
This beautiful woman is a brilliant speech pathologist in Providence, RI and she literally taught my son, Joe, to speak.
I’ve thanked her before and I will thank her again and again and again!
And yes, her family is beautiful as well.
Don’t be fooled by that cute little face! She’s a biter!
I love her.
SO here’s one more. My fave from the shoot.
Absolute beauty. I love my job.
Ok, so I didn’t actually GO to Australia, but my pictures did!
This lovely family traveled all the way from Australia to visit family in Cranston and I had the pleasure of photographing them!
These little guys had the cutest accents I’ve ever heard!
Here is the man of the hour! And I know you’re thinking “That’s not Cranston” but it is!
Could he be any happier?!
Even though it was the middle of summer we just had to get a shot of the cousins together wearing the sweaters their grandmother had bought for them! I mean…ocean, lobsters, khakis! It doesn’t get much better than this. Unless I had some Vegemite, that is.
Back in March, over the course of 2 days, I shot a series of twelve 20 minute sessions along side my good friend, and fellow photographer, Melissa Lacouture. All in all, we did 24 shoots in 2 days! And although I now have PTSD due to the popping, rubbing, floating away & tangled ribbons of the balloons, I am very PROUD of the photographs! Here are some of my favorites, in no particular order, of course.
POP!
Instead of using my own words to tell the story behind these pictures, I decided to use the text from the birth announcement…
We welcome with great joy and love, our daughter
Merissa Abigail
Born September 22nd, 2010
in Concord, Mass
Placed in our arms by her birth parents,
Emily and Brian, on October 14th, 2010
Welcomed home on October 25th, 2010
Proud Parents, Jenn and Jason
It is my honor and privilege to share these photographs with you. Please enjoy!
And one more, I couldn’t resist the awesomeness of this burp cloth!
