Shaun and David know how to plan a wedding. They boiled everything down to the most important elements and focused an entire evening on long conversations and quality time with their closest friends and family. Shaun and David also really wanted to share their city with all their guests. There are few locations that do this as well as the Boston Public Library. It was truly beautiful. Congratulations, Shaun and David!
just awesome! I agree with Brenna on the sec. guard shot… nice work!May 16, 2012 – 8:13 am
The wedding is gorgeous, but the security guard at the window is my favorite shot.May 14, 2012 – 1:06 pm
Here’s a sneak peak of Peyton and Chris’ wedding this past weekend in South Carolina. Be sure to check out the premiere of their show Going Yard on HGTV this Saturday and the corresponding article and wedding photos in the most recent edition of US Weekly. A full wedding post will be up in the next few weeks. I’m just hoping a small piece of this wedding’s huge spirit comes through in the photos. The whole weekend was amazing.
by Channing
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I am so happy for Chris and Peyton they are an amazing couple. So genuine.May 15, 2012 – 7:04 pm
Channing,
Not only was the wedding amazing, so is your talent and ability to capture the moment for all of us to see and share for years to come! Great job!!May 10, 2012 – 1:10 pm
It was so fun the first time, we did it again. A couple of weeks ago I spent a few days with 9tailors exploring downtown and the seaport district. Thank you to Sam, Alex and Austin for making sure everything ran smoothly. And thank you to all the stylish 9tailor clients (including cameos by the Patriots’ Sergio Brown and Jermaine Cunningham) for making it look so easy to look so good. Although I guess it is easy. Wear clothes that fit.
by Channing
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love your photographs and especially love these!! what lens are you shooting these with? 35 1.4?May 11, 2012 – 9:17 pm
Those suits on the seagulls fit perfectly. I’m sold.May 1, 2012 – 10:51 am
In March I traveled to Maryland, Arkansas and Colorado for Cooking Matters. The organization teaches families to make better decisions while grocery shopping and preparing meals. Cooking Matters wanted to see the impact of their classes, so I traveled with an independent researcher to observe graduates grocery shopping and making meals in their kitchens. Participants learn how to read and understand nutrition labels as well as identify foods that are convenient, affordable, and most importantly healthy. Something so simple can be so important in giving children a better chance to succeed. I learned a lot from my time around these wonderful families, and I’m so happy to have been a part of this project.
by Channing
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Great organization and stunning photos. You really captured the essence of these families – bravo!April 23, 2012 – 9:39 pm
Great shots and really interesting organization…thanks for sharing!April 23, 2012 – 6:17 pm
These are wonderful, as usual, Channing. Great work.April 23, 2012 – 6:03 pm
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