Jenna + Jeff (couple's portrait)
My style of photography is a little bit different than what most would consider traditional. I always try to include my documentary style photography into what ever project I have in front of me. Personally, I try my best to stay away from the "pose, now say cheese" type of pictures. I find it to be more visually beautiful for my clients to see themselves sharing an intimate moment together. Now scroll down and enjoy!
Model + End of Summer + Cambridge, MA
With the Summer coming to an end, I decided to squeeze in one more Summer shoot before the Fall takes it's place. We chose Cambridge, MA as a location due to the beautiful outdoor scenery it has to offer. It was a simple photo session. I made a conscious decision to stay away from the flash and utilized the natural light as much as I could. Enjoy!
Kush Groove Clothing Company (Photo Session)
Kush Groove Clothing Company has been making noise in the streets of Boston, MA since the day their product hit the market. The CEO of the company reached out to me with ideas for a "raglan photo session". He wanted baseball to be the theme and already had a field in mind that we could use. We ran with the idea and the finals came out amazing!
Hats/fascinators at the Horse Races (Saratoga, NY)
My camera has allowed me to travel & experience a lot since the day I started taking pictures. I have been blessed enough to cross international borders thanks to my craft. Although this past weekend I didn't use my passport, I did cross state lines. Dan Tordjman, from America's Best Racing, was kind enough to introduce 20 Boston Bloggers to a day at the Saratoga Race Course. It was a day of fashion, food, drinks and horse races. Despite the many things I photographed that day, I mainly focused my lens on all the different hats I came across.
Model + Summer Fashion + North End of Boston
What do you get when you add a model + Summer fashion + the North End of Boston? Awesome pictures of course! I was connected with Karina (the model) through Lamani Film + Inspired Snapshots. Both Boston based companies who I've previously collaborated with on numerous projects. I chose the North End because of the architecture; It's beautiful in the Summertime. Although it was rainy, the lighting was perfect.
The Grease Pole (Festival Betances 2014)
I can't picture a Summer in the South End without Festival Betances, and I can't picture Festival Betances without The Grease Pole. It is a tradition that has been kept alive since i was a child. Groups of men and women take turns climbing a pole covered in grease with the intentions of grabbing the flag at the top. Besides the cash prize, the winning team walks away with bragging rights for a year.
My Week of "Pasillos Pintados 2014"
Every year The Hurley School celebrates Pasillos Pintados. It's a week in which they invite about 20 Latino Artist from the City of Boston area to host a week long event involving all kinds of art forms. The Artist gets a class assigned to them and has one week to create/produce a project with the students. The students will then showcase their work in front of the school and community at the end of the week. I was chosen to work with the 9th grade class. My mission was use my poetry, visual art & photography/filming skills to have each individual express themselves. I was beyond excited!
Pictures in Motion: Little Isabella
Pictures in Motion is a project I started experimenting with a few months back. I wanted to create somewhat of a picture movie or a slideshow with a twist. I used the "burst mode" on my DSLR to capture the movement of Little Isabella in numerous shots. I layer them out in a perfect sequence to bring my images to life.
By the way, I had a blast working with "Little Isabella"!
"My Experience with Photography" (short documentary by dante luna)
I worked along side Dante Luna on many projects. Everything from mayoral elections, to short documentaries. This was my first time being in front of the camera and it was an honor to be able and share my story. Please watch and share with your friends! Blessings to all!
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