The One Night in Boston issue of Stuff Magazine is due soon. It’s one of the most popular issues of the year. I contributed last year, thanks to my friend Mike Diskin, and was fortunate enough to be invited back this year. Here’s a sneak peak. Look for it on news stands soon!

I was invited by David Houle and Jennifer Blackburn to photograph their super-secret “real” wedding on the beach in Gloucester. Jen, Dave, their siblings, the JP and me gathered at Stage Fort Park in Gloucester, they exchanged vows overlooking the ocean, took a walk on the beach, then drank champagne in the gazebo, all before 9AM. Pretty awesome! 

I’ve taken this picture before. I went back today to take it again, this time as an HDR image. This sign still cracks me up…

The sign for the Arcade at Salem Willows. While not the highest-tech arcade in the universe, it offers some classics of the modern age and some truly old-skool, one-penny type games. I hope to record the Monkey Band sometime soon. Too awesome!

I helped my friend KLC photograph a wedding in Hingham, Massachusetts yesterday. The weather cooperated in some ways (no rain), but not in others (it was hot in that church). Here’s a pano of the interior of St. Paul Parish during the service.

Another view from Hingham, Massachusetts.

Hingham, Massachusetts

Nicky the Cat has protected Polcari’s Coffee in Boston from pests the old-fashioned way for 10 years.

My friend Chris Forsberg writes for ESPN. He was looking for images of the new Finals banner going up on Getty Images, then stumbled across my Twitter post!

We took a Mother’s Day drive North of Salem to Newbury, Massachusetts. We took a turn into the “Minister’s Woodlot” and found ourselves at the end of a dirt road and on the edge of the Parker RIver National Wildlife Refuge. I used my new toy to take this washed-out pano. (I’m still figuring the new toy out!)