I had the opturnity to shoot another weekend over the weekend.
The happy coule was married St. Joseph Memorial Chapel, College of the Holy Cross
While another photographer got the service, I stayed in back and got this shoot. (I did get some of the shots using the same lens and angle.) There were a lot of other "photographers" there and I did not want to turn Beth's special event into a paprazzi event.
On Saturday I did some pro-bono work for the Charles River Museum of Industry. I have always loved this museum and have wanted to go back. (I plan on going next Saturday to take more pictures of the inside of the museum.)
The Charles River Museum of Industry had a festival called Innovations of Yesteryear. This was the first year that they had it and they hope to make it an annual event. Here are some of my favorite images from the day.
I was very lucky enough to have my daughter Carin to come as an assistant.
Carin had fun with the typewritter. (OK, I did it, not Carin.)
Moody Street in Waltham
This one has to be one is my favorites. When I heard where the wedding was suppose to be, I researched online for other wedding photographers who shot weddings at the same country club. When I saw this bridge, I knew that if I was only able to get one formal of the lucky couple, it was going to be there.
After doing a major back up and finishing a job for one of my corporate clients, I am finally able to upload some of my pictures from Montreal.
I wish I was able to spend more time walking around. We go into Montreal late Saturday night. We did get a chance to try some pountine (French fries with gravy and cheese curds, YUM!.)
I finally got around to getting the images added to my blog. Here is the lake image that I just love.
The snow mobile path that I found down the street.
My two lovely ladies on the front deck
Carin soaking up the rays in the lake.
Carin could not get enough of the lake!
We spent Saturday night and Sunday morning in Montreal and those images are coming shortly.
