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Providence wedding photographer gets shot my very own paparazzo at this wedding reception in Providence, RI. This little guy was the hit of the reception. He acted as photographer, break dancer, stole a kiss from the bride, he did it all! I look for images like this during a reception because the bride and groom are so busy visiting guests and with all the commotion these type of moments are some of the best and they might have missed them half a room away.
Pawtucket and Providence Wedding of John and Vanessa- The couple had a rainy Saturday wedding this past weekend. The weather may have been a little gloomy, but everyone at the wedding and reception was blowing it out and having a great time. I love it when things may go astray with things like the weather, but no one cares. They just make it a unique part of their day. It was a privilege to shoot their big day and to see the love that they have for one another and their family and friends. The carousel and botanical gardens at Roger Williams Park in Providence were a nice touch for the couple of hours between the ceremony at St. Mary’s in Pawtucket and their reception in North Providence.
When we were up in Maine for recently Ryan was sitting on the bench next to the fireplace as the sun was sitting. The light was too good to turn down and this was my favorite shot from our little ten minute session as the late day light poured through the trees.
I love shooting kids. They are WIDE open and have no fear of the camera. Hey, we all have to pick our nose sometime don’t we?
I love shadows and silhouettes. They are moody and they really allow a photographer to have some fun with interpreting a scene and how they want a photograph to develop. In this instance the best man and his son where outside the church on the lookout for when the bride would arrive. I was watching this scene and I knew I wanted them to be in shadow and preserve some detail in the church. I waited and when the little guy turned his head to check out what was going behind him it was a simple click of the shutter. I think it wamkes the photgraph much stronger than to be looking at their backs.