It's always great when I receive a nice note like this from a client. Meghan & Dan had their reception at the Oyster Harbors Club in Osterville.
Thanks Meg & Dan! I'm so glad you like the album! :)
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Chris
We got the album Friday and love it!! It came out better than we could have imagined!! Thank you so much for the beautiful pictures to remember our wedding.
Hope you have a great wedding season this spring / summer.
Thanks,
Meghan
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Rachel & Matt - The Bourne Farm
Hi all!
Here are some of my favorites from Rachel & Matt's wedding on September 18, 2010 at the always beautiful Bourne Farm in West Falmouth. If you've never been to the farm, check it out! It is a great location for a tented wedding.
Flowers - Brick Kiln Farm
DJ - Duane Alves
Hair & Makeup - Headlines Salon & Day Spa
Transportation - Pro Limo
Cake - Cup Capes of Falmouth
Caterer - Chef Roland's Catering
Chris
Here are some of my favorites from Rachel & Matt's wedding on September 18, 2010 at the always beautiful Bourne Farm in West Falmouth. If you've never been to the farm, check it out! It is a great location for a tented wedding.
Flowers - Brick Kiln Farm
DJ - Duane Alves
Hair & Makeup - Headlines Salon & Day Spa
Transportation - Pro Limo
Cake - Cup Capes of Falmouth
Caterer - Chef Roland's Catering
Chris
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Bliss Celebrations Guide
Are you planning a upcoming wedding or event? Be sure to check out the premiere issue of Bliss Celebrations Guide. It is packed full of tons of wonderful ideas and resources for the Cape & Islands, Boston and Rhode Island area. Oh yeah, and check out my ad on page 240! :)
http://www.blisscelebrationsguide.com/
Chris
http://www.blisscelebrationsguide.com/
Chris
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Discovery's Final Flight STS-133
Hi all,
Earlier this week, I took a trip down to Florida to photograph the final launch of space shuttle Discovery. Since its first flight way back in 1984, she has been the workhorse of the American space program. It has flown to space more than any other craft, and it has carried more crew members to orbit. It was the first spacecraft to retrieve a satellite and bring it back to Earth. It has visited two space stations. It launched a telescope that has seen deeper in space and in time than ever before. And twice it has demonstrated the United States' will to persevere following devastating tragedy, returning America to orbit following the two worst accidents in space history.
Although all five vehicles that have comprised NASA's space shuttle fleet are unmatched in achievements, space shuttle Discovery is unique among the extraordinary.
In 39 trips to space, Discovery has spent 365 days in orbit, a full year, and longer than any other spacecraft in history. Discovery has circled Earth 5,830 times, all the while speeding along at 17,400 miles per hour. It has traveled almost 148 million miles. That equals over 288 round trips to the moon or about one and a half trips to the sun. Pretty cool!!
I met up with friends Chris Hetlage and Tom Davis. Chris is from Norcross, Georgia and Tom is a fellow pro photographer here on the Cape.
I decided to shoot with a Canon 40D, a Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS USM lens and a Canon 1.4x TC. This gave me an effective FL of 896mm. My location on the NASA Causeway was 6.2 miles from the launch pad, so I'd need every bit of that focal length. :-)
Here are my favorites images as well as a short 4 min video I did with a inexpensive Flip video camera. The video is nice to have since it helps capture the emotion of the event including the reaction of the surrounding crowd as well as the rumble of the solid rocket boosters.
If you've never seen a shuttle launch, I highly recommend it!! There are now only two flights left before the end of the shuttle program, so plan accordingly.
Chris
Here's the direct link if you prefer to view it on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3s6RhdYh9Y
Earlier this week, I took a trip down to Florida to photograph the final launch of space shuttle Discovery. Since its first flight way back in 1984, she has been the workhorse of the American space program. It has flown to space more than any other craft, and it has carried more crew members to orbit. It was the first spacecraft to retrieve a satellite and bring it back to Earth. It has visited two space stations. It launched a telescope that has seen deeper in space and in time than ever before. And twice it has demonstrated the United States' will to persevere following devastating tragedy, returning America to orbit following the two worst accidents in space history.
Although all five vehicles that have comprised NASA's space shuttle fleet are unmatched in achievements, space shuttle Discovery is unique among the extraordinary.
In 39 trips to space, Discovery has spent 365 days in orbit, a full year, and longer than any other spacecraft in history. Discovery has circled Earth 5,830 times, all the while speeding along at 17,400 miles per hour. It has traveled almost 148 million miles. That equals over 288 round trips to the moon or about one and a half trips to the sun. Pretty cool!!
I met up with friends Chris Hetlage and Tom Davis. Chris is from Norcross, Georgia and Tom is a fellow pro photographer here on the Cape.
I decided to shoot with a Canon 40D, a Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS USM lens and a Canon 1.4x TC. This gave me an effective FL of 896mm. My location on the NASA Causeway was 6.2 miles from the launch pad, so I'd need every bit of that focal length. :-)
Here are my favorites images as well as a short 4 min video I did with a inexpensive Flip video camera. The video is nice to have since it helps capture the emotion of the event including the reaction of the surrounding crowd as well as the rumble of the solid rocket boosters.
If you've never seen a shuttle launch, I highly recommend it!! There are now only two flights left before the end of the shuttle program, so plan accordingly.
Chris
Here's the direct link if you prefer to view it on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3s6RhdYh9Y
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Ellen & Michael - Ocean Edge
One of my favorite weddings of the season! Ellen & Michael were married on Saturday September 11th at the Pilgrim Congregational Church in Harwichport with their reception in the magnificent Ocean Edge ballroom. Ellen showcased a stunning Vera Wang gown that was very similar to the one Chelsea Clinton wore at her wedding. It was a strapless, raw-edged laser cut swirling silk organza ball skirt with train. I must say that I've seen a lot of weddings dresses but this one was just totally amazing... and I'm a guy!! ;-') Her shoes were purple satin Manolo Blahnik's that contrasted amazingly well with the dress. So cool!
Thank you to Ellen and Michael for allowing me to capture your beautiful day! Best wishes on your new life together! :-)
Chris
Dress - Vera Wang
Shoes - Manolo Blahnik
Flowers - Courtney's Floral Creations
Hair & Makeup - Personal Friend
Transportation - Glasstown Trolley & Ocean Edge
Cake - The Casual Gourmet
Thank you to Ellen and Michael for allowing me to capture your beautiful day! Best wishes on your new life together! :-)
Chris
Dress - Vera Wang
Shoes - Manolo Blahnik
Flowers - Courtney's Floral Creations
Hair & Makeup - Personal Friend
Transportation - Glasstown Trolley & Ocean Edge
Cake - The Casual Gourmet
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