July 23, 2008
Thank you SO MUCH to those who I’ve been working with to schedule bridal sessions for the juxtaposition project. I’ve only released two edits out of the four we’ve shot so far, and already everyone seems to love the work. And those of you who have helped on the session, pointed people in my direction, and sent words of feedback and encouragement (you know who you are)… I LOVE YOU.
I have been making the first girls wait a bit while I get things in order, but now I am pleased to announce that the final design is in. I hired James Kershaw to design a graphic to work as a standalone and to layer over the juxtaposition photos… for display and for the BOOK PROJECT… and he did a fantastic job. I look forward to using this beautiful graphic.
Between weddings, travel, bridal shoots, and Boston boudoir photography, I am now completely booked solid until late September. I won’t be taking any new commissions until after I am back in the states and settled back after two weeks in Manchester, England for a wedding in August. September is a month of constant travel (Phoenix, Minneapolis, Rhode Island, Maine, Connecticut, Long Island). Of note: it will be my first time in Minnesota.
I’d like to get together a few Phoenix boudoir sessions when I am there (September 21-26). Anyone know anyone out there?
As for the future, let’s just say Hawaii is on the books for December, and I’m already thinking about a very special boudoir project involving naughty santa goods in November. Candy canes and Santa hats, anyone?
And… I’d love to do a gallery installation with images from the juxtaposition project. I am working on a proposal right now.
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July 22, 2008
My fellow photographer Nick Haskins says it well right over here…. [ link ]
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July 22, 2008
I adore this image of Christina and Phil from their Lowell MA wedding in a converted mill building.
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July 22, 2008
I have been so lucky recently to meet and hang out with inspiring individuals. When I was passing through Connecticut a couple of weeks ago I stopped by to meet photographer Seshu Badrinath and his adorable big-eyed wunderchild Ketan… Seshu is also pursuing multi-ethnic wedding photography so it is a delight to know and talk with him. This weekend I was honored to have kickass Long Island photographer Laura Moakley, recently back from Ireland, come out all the way from NY to shoot with me in Lowell, MA for Christina and Phil’s Old Hollywood glam wedding set in a converted mill. And yesterday, delight of delights, I picked up Anne Ruthmann from her new diggs in Lowell and we went out to Amesbury to spend the afternoon with photographer Eric Laurits, who is just recently back from visiting a nudist camp (!!!). And I can say this about Anne and Eric: I kicked their booties at Set.
I feel blessed to know such wonderful individuals.
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July 20, 2008
Rachel!!!
I’ve been meaning to email you for the last week, but life and work always seems to get in the way. I can’t thank you enough for agreeing to come and hang out with my sister and her friends. The photos from the session are AMAZING. Their personalities just jump out of each picture and I love LOVE the “meadow” photos. So gorgeous. At the risk of sounding redundant, you are an incredible artist and it’s always so much fun to work with you.
xoxox,
Peicha
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July 18, 2008
Check out this vintage 50’s theme rehearsal dinner. These guys really did it up right!
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