After some light rain just before the ceremony and cloudy skies
all afternoon, it wasn't looking good for a sunset photo for Alicia
& Brian, but just minutes before the Sun dropped below the horizon,
the clouds began to glow a beautiful purple. Gotta love Cape Cod
sunsets!
#bluelivesmatter #backtheblue #backtheblue
Monday, September 10, 2018
Julie & Robert - Sea Crest Beach Hotel
Congratulations to Julie and Robert who tied the knot at the beautiful Sea Crest Beach Hotel in Falmouth! Here are some of my favorite clicks. :)
Chris
Chris
Thursday, September 6, 2018
Hazel & Rich - Sky Fire - Ocean Edge Wedding
What an epic sunset at last Sunday's wedding! I just love it when mother nature plays along. Beautiful flowers Designer's Touch in Brewster. Congratulations to Hazel & Rich!
Chris
Chris
Monday, August 27, 2018
Anna & Steve - Sea Crest Beach Hotel
Congratulations to Anna & Steve who tied the knot at the
Sea Crest Beach Hotel! I loved grabbing this click with the dark and stormy clouds approaching. Luckily, we captured all the outdoor photos before the
lightning and thunderstorms got too close. Such a great shoot!
Chris
Chris
Jacki & Zack - Wequassett Night Sky Splendor
This recent wedding at the Wequassett was out of this world! The
Milky Way galaxy glows on the right and the bright "star" on the left is
the planet Mars. Saturn is in there to, can you find it? Congratulations to Jacki & Zack!!
Chris
Chris
Molly & Patrick - Coonamessett Inn
Here's a favorite snap from Molly & Patrick's wedding at the
Coonamessett Inn in Falmouth. I just love the smile on her face as
she's dancing with her dad. It was originally shot in color but I think the b&w makes it timeless.
The view out over Jones Pond from the Inn makes for some great snaps as well. Congratulations!!
Chris
The view out over Jones Pond from the Inn makes for some great snaps as well. Congratulations!!
Chris
Galaxy Rise
I was in Truro teaching a workshop on Milky
Way and night sky photography back in July when we lucked out with one of the clearest nights of the year. It was insane. The transparency was superb. The structure in the Milky
Way was very apparent including the Northern Coal Sack. Here's a 180° panorama I took of our own galaxy rising above Highland
Lighthouse.
Chris
Chris
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