I’m a documentary photographer – I like to capture life as it unfolds. From a kiss between a bride & groom on their wedding day, to a mother holding her newborn baby. From baptisms in Boston, to churches in Zimbabwe ministering to AIDS orphans. It’s my passion to capture moments between people, and to document the work of God throughout the world.
Last month, I got to hang out with Justin & Mary Marantz who were presenting that week. It totally motivated me to win a mentoring session with them through the Thirst Relief auction. Plus, I got to meet my new friend Shyla. Yay! Shyla has become a dear friend in such a short time, and I’m so happy to have her close by :)
This month, the PUG was held at Boston University’s Center for Digital Imaging Arts. Matt & Enna secured prizes from all sorts of awesome photographers and vendors, and were raffling them off.
The main speaker of the night was ::e:: – also known as Eric Laurits. Eric is an awesome photographer and quite the artiste. He’s also pretty excited about a system that has revolutionized his workflow – ShootQ. So, he was presenting all about ShootQ and how great it is. I’m not sure it’s the best thing for me, but I’m thinking about it… Anyway, I had front row seats, and this was my view most of the night :)
There were a TON of photographers there that night! I got to meet a bunch of new people, as well as catch up with my friend Robert Mirani. Robert was one of the first photographers I met out here in Boston, and I have had the opportunity to second shoot with him about a dozen times in the 2 last years. He’s an awesome photographer, and an all around great person :)
this photo was “borrowed” from Matt Grazier
This was a bunch of the stragglers at the end of the night. We just couldn’t stop chatting!
this photo was taken from the Grazier’s blog, but was shot by Doug Levy
I can’t wait till the next PUG!!
