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Some images from yesterday’s shoot with Mike Mobray and Chris Stewart who are starting a music production company.  It was great to do something a little different (everything has been headshots recently) and I’m looking forward to working with these guys again.

More headshots, these from a session yesterday afternoon.  Ms. Bowe was a pleasure to work with. View high resolution

More headshots, these from a session yesterday afternoon.  Ms. Bowe was a pleasure to work with.

Another successful headshot session last night. View high resolution

Another successful headshot session last night.

Just did some headshots for Chris Coughlin, a local actor and musician.  He braved the snow to make it out to my studio and I think we got some good results out of it.  He’s a good guy too and was fun to work with.

Just did some headshots for Chris Coughlin, a local actor and musician.  He braved the snow to make it out to my studio and I think we got some good results out of it.  He’s a good guy too and was fun to work with.

Maybe it’s because of my personal connection to the subjects but these are two of my absolute favorite portraits I have taken to date.  I think they perfectly capture the personalities of my aunt (a therapist who works with autistic children) and uncle (Air Force Vet, retired police chief, can and would happily build you a house if you needed it).

Home for Christmas.  Although my family has moved around a lot some things still remind me of when I was younger.

All the students and faculty I photographed at the Community Music Center yesterday. View high resolution

All the students and faculty I photographed at the Community Music Center yesterday.

Community Music Center of Boston

I just got back from the shoot at the Community Music Center of Boston.  It was a ton of fun and I got to take portraits of bunches of students, teachers and other faculty. Best of all I’m very happy after my initial look through the images.  Kids always make you look good as a photographer.  Thanks again OH! Ryan Kelley for helping me out.  Results to follow.