A few months ago, I was referred to Felissimo through the September Concert Foundation to photograph a food demo/tasting event for one of their clients, Kihoku, which is a preserved fish brand from Japan. Their aim was to promote the product in the US. Needless to say, watching and photographing the event made me super hungry. The chefs made packaged fishies look amazing!
A few months ago, James and I trekked out on a rainy day for a location shoot at Steel Gym, where I photographed the owner, Ken Hunt, for an ad. That man was intimidatingly huge, but he turned out to be super sweet and very easy to work with. The space was pretty packed with equipment, though we found this one spot by the elliptical that gave us a nice background. Add in some lights and color gels in the background, and bam! Instant club scene with dramatic colors. 
I met Maria the Date Coach through my day job a while back. In the past year, however, she launched her own business and since then, her date coaching work has taken off. Somewhere between her clients and hosting events, she came to me for a headshot session, and you can see the final photos currently featured throughout her website. One of my favorite parts? She has a love for rubber duckies, too.
As always, thank you to James, who helped out with the lighting and setup, and being better than me at wooing Maria, hehe!
Last month, James and I took our car and drove up to Bethel, Maine, to shoot Paula and David’s wedding. It was a small but very sweet ceremony, and they are a super cute couple. Most of the events took place at the Sudbury Inn, and then some at Paula’s mom’s house, which was right across the street.
< blatant plug >Oh, and now would be a good time to introduce James and Christine Photography! We’ll be using that name for wedding/engagement and event-specific work. We’re working on the new website, which will hopefully be ready early 2010. < /blatant plug >
We came up the night before and met the family and guests during dinner. The next day, James and I shot some of the details and then split up for bride and groom prep shots.
I love this dress shot that James took!
Paula’s mother is such a sweet woman.
Part II of Paula and David’s wedding… After prep shots, I ran back to the inn to warn the boys, as we needed to hide Paula upstairs to get ready for the first look.
The conversation here went:
Me: Don’t look yet!
David: There’s a glass door in front of me, I can still see the reflection!
Me: Doh!
They’re so cute.
