Beantown Bride just wrote a cool story about inspiration for your wedding via Alice in Wonderland.  I think this is so cool and would love to shoot some weddings inspired by that classic story, or maybe an engagement shoot.  

Heidi, my assistant for many years was married this summer and I shot her wedding as a gift to her.  She just wrote this about me on her blog and I am so happy she loved her wedding photos, here is her story below and on Heidi's blog!

I hope you have all been enjoying the last few posts I have written about some of the fantastic wedding vendors I used for my wedding. This is the final post, and is dedicated to my amazingly talented wedding photographer.

As a photographer, pictures are obviously ridiculously important to me. And wedding pictures even more so. I wanted someone that would capture the entire day from the big moments, to the tiny details, and everything in between. I wanted to work with someone who would be fun, have lots of energy, and be a photo wiz! And I knew just who I was going to call for the job...Joseph Prezioso!

Now for those of you who don't know, Joseph is one of the reasons I am in the wedding photography business. He hired me the summer after my graduation from SCAD, as an assistant/second shooter. We have photographed over 100 weddings together, and he has been a pleasure to work with, as well as a great friend. I have learned so much about photography, weddings, and professionalism from him. And, I was so happy when he told me he would be honored to photograph my big day.

As expected, Joseph captured our day like no one else can! Tim and I love looking at our wedding pictures. We love seeing our friends and family, all the smiles, the happy tears, and great moments. Each photo tells the story of our day, and they will be cherished forever. We can't thank Joseph enough, for doing such an amazing job, and being a fantastic photographer. Thank you Joseph! Thank you!

So I happened to get a call to photograph some sic shoes the other day, and it turned out to be a fun little shoot.

Last week I was visiting my grandmother and deiced to rummage through her junk room.  Under piles upon piles of god knows what I found some cool stuff that truly amazed me.  I found a bag of old 8mm reels that I have since sent out to get put on DVD so that I can see what my grandfather shot, I found my grandfathers 8mm film camera which seems broken, but cool, and then I found a few photos, one which I present below. Its a polaroid of my two grandfathers together, the only photo I have ever seen of the two together, both passed away in 1994 and 1995.  

After my bridal shoot in the previous entry, I spent the next day wondering up and down the main strip to see what I could find.  I found madness and awesomeness everywhere!