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Today was the wedding of Meridith and Ben. It took place at a wonderfully converted post and beam barn know as Harrington Farms. It’s located in the very picturesque area of Princeton, MA. It was a bit rainy so, we didn’t get the opportunity to explore the surroundings but, we made it a few attempts to shoot outside with great results. Meridith and Ben have an exceptional family. The reception was full of smiling faces who were having fun shakin’ their groove thang!
Today was the wedding of Tracy and Matthew, a fantastic, fun couple. Tracy is also a fellow worker at my day job, The MathWorks. The Ocean Edge Resort is a first rate wedding location. The views are spectacular, the grounds are immaculate, and the staff is beyond helpful. Rain was predicted but, I knew that we’d be fine. The power of belief is stronger than the will of the rain gods. The ceremony was held outside in front of the Carriage house and the reception followed inside. We headed down to the beach for the group shots and all I can say is WOW! The location can really make the pictures. The reception was lots of fun and I was dragged on to the dance floor to kick it up. I gave a guest my camera, flash, and battery pack then headed for the dance floor. Needless to say, I had lots of fun and walked away from this wedding knowing that I’m truly blessed to finally follow my dreams. More Pictures are here.
Today I shot some engagement pics of Amanda and Ken. It was shot at my studio location using a tethered camera. Tethering the camera via USB to a computer allows almost instant viewing of the image after it’s shot. It really allows people a higher degree of proofing. We had fun and they ended up leaving with a CD and DVD in hand with all the images and with some images that were customized for their wedding favors.
 
I survived my 2006 Laconia ride. This is my second time up and my first time staying the first weekend. We left mid-day Friday and rode rain free. I spent the weekend with my buddy Gerry O’Shea and the O’Shea clan. I was the only sport bike in the mix but, I only caught a minimal amount of crap because of it. C’mon it’s a Triumph…a sweet one at that…No run of the mill bike here. Saturday was full of rain but, we managed to get a bit of riding in and enjoy a great supper with about 20 other riders. Sunday was great and Laconia wasn’t overly crowded as it will be this weekend. I managed to check out the Wall of Death attraction. It was pretty cool. I’ve seen snipits on Discoverey but, the real thing is amazing. I’m looking forward to next year and hopefully some better weather.
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Hello, it’s been awhile since I last posted and I’m trying to get things back in motion. June is going to be a busy month. I’m really psyched with my recent bookings and the opportuninity to meet some exceptional people.
 I’m planning to head to Laconia for the weekend and I’m hoping that the rain will subside for a bit. I’ve been up once before but, only stayed for the day. Let’s hope for sun and a safe ride.
 I’ll be adding some more dialog that covers my life for this year. Don’t be shy… feel free to catch me online at AIM: Jeff N Photog
