I was reading a few blogs this morning and came across this video post by McNally. If you are a photographer or photo editor that deals with a lot of us, you will love it. Hilarious!! I may have gone over board on the screen capture but I want it to be as obvious as possible that this is another persons blog. Just click the screen capture and watch the video at Joe McNally’s Blog.

My living room has a sliding glass door that takes you out on to the balcony. My son loves to stand against the window (evident by the many hand prints) and gaze out on whatever may be happening. With a storm coming in and 2009 heading out I thought it would be a great image to end the year. Tomorrow the hand prints will be removed and he can start smudging all over again.

After a long holiday break I am back from visiting family and back to work. Projects and marketing plans are in the works and I hope to be bringing some pretty big updates to the site in the coming weeks. Hope everyone had a happy holiday!

  April 16th 2009 at 2:41am Ariel and I were blessed with a gift that words can never do justice. 10 fingers, 10 toes and 1 penis. He is perfect and we love him very much. Here are a few more pictures.  

Once a year Mass art invites NESOP over to photograph there fashion students collections. It is pretty much a free for all on location most of the day. This year I got to go and I was looking forward to getting a few location shots to add to my portfolio. I wound up in this window all day and as a result will only be able to add one photo to my portfolio. There just isn’t enough variety otherwise. That said, I figured I would post the rest here. The outfits were pretty impressive and the lighting was quite nice. As is is usually the case with NESOP photo shoots I got paired up for the day with Ariel. Working with Ariel for the day was a lot of fun. For those of you that don’t know, Ariel is Aydon’s mom. We had a great time putting the photographs together and the results are pretty good. Being a Boston photographer makes fashion photography pretty hard to get into but NYC might be in our future.