Yesterday (April 23rd) was Shakespeare's birthday, and Saint Anselm College has a great tradition of celebrating it with a marathon reading of all 154 sonnets, interspersed with performances of scenes from his plays. The performances were much more visually interesting (and more challenging to photograph), and here are a few of my favorites:
Hamlet
from The Taming of the Shrew
Wall, from A Midsummer Night's Dream
Puck
from Julius Caesar
A moment near the end of a baptism last Sunday. I like the framing of the baby's face, which is highlighted, with the icon in the background.
From an impromptu session. Josh and Jen were a wonderfully easy couple to photograph, and we had great light at the end of the day. I enjoyed the whole process, from capture to final edits. Thanks to both of you, and see you soon.
See their entire gallery.
I just finished editing a photography assignment for Parable magazine. I had met Chris last summer, and he welcomed the writer and I into his home for an afternoon a few weeks ago. I think this was the only exposure I made in his living room (most of our time was spent in his multi-room studio), and it's probably my favorite of the entire day.
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