Rebecca and Dean got married in Rhode Island!  That may not seem like a big deal to many of you (esp. Rhode Islanders), but I love working in the biggest little state in the union!  Honestly, I’ve driven all over the Eastern Seaboard.  I’ve navigated my way, quite successfully I might add, around Paris.  I can even remember the streets of Bermuda from my honeymoon over 100 years ago.  But put me in Rhode Island and it’s like I’ve been placed smack dab in the center of the Bermuda triangle.  I feel like Jeff Probst could walk out at any moment and challenge me to get home.  My inner compass goes kafluey and I’m lost.  Since the advent of GPS technology I’m no longer terrified of driving east of Providence! OK, I digress.  Jennie and I had a blast shooting Rebecca and Dean’s wedding day!  The sun was shining, the

Erin and Padraic (near as I can tell it’s pronounced “Patrick,” but cool spelling, eh?) are probably two of the nicest, most genuine people I’ve ever worked with.  Real Strawberry Road folks.  They’re having their wedding August 7th at the same vineyard Jennie and I did a style shoot last year, check it out here!  We got together yesterday to go over details for their big day.  They didn’t have any engagement shots,  so as we did a quick walk around the main house discussing the details of their wedding day we put together a nice collection of images that I think really sums up their collective personality :)  We had a ton of fun!  I think I might even use the term cajoling to describe our tongue-in-cheek, albeit impromptu shoot.  Thanks guys, I had a blast.  PS, the last image is my favorite…

Before I go on about the wedding of Beth and Matt at the Mystic Seaport, I’d like to send special thanks to my partner Jennie and photographer Robyn Ivy.  They really helped me (Dave) out of a jam! With that out of the way let me tell you about the wedding!  Here are some teasers from our May, 22nd wedding of Beth and Matt.  The day couldn’t have been nicer and they were both fantastic to work with.  From a photographer’s point of view the wedding was a bit of a challenge.  You see, in this day and age there are so many images that our clients expect to see.  Whether it’s ‘bride looks up into lens from seated position’ or ‘shot of the groom that somehow incorporates his lifelong passion for curling,’ there are images that brides and grooms want to feel as though they have a complete photographic