I just received my 2009/2010 copy of Experience Magazine in the mail today.  For those of you who haven’t seen this magazine before, it is a magazine for lovers of the coastal life in the northeast.  When the editors contacted me a few months ago and asked me to send them some photographs from Molly and Adam’s wedding (whose wedding I photographed last year in Bar Harbor at the Bar Harbor Regency), I was surprised since the magazine is not wedding-related.  The editors told me that they wanted to use Molly and Adam’s wedding story to entice couples to take a second look at getting married in Bar Harbor/Acadia.  Molly and Adam’s wedding story (and a few of my favorite photographs from their wedding) appear on pages 78 and 79 of the magazine, followed by a spread on the Bar Harbor Regency itself.

After speaking at the Digital Wedding Forum Convention in Tampa in 2008, I was approached by one of the editors of Photographer’s Market 2009.  Every year the editors choose a wedding photographer to feature, and I’m pleased to say that they chose to feature me in the 2009 edition!  It is a five page feature in interview format- they asked questions from marketing to style to destination weddings, and a few of my clients had their images featured!

After a long wait, the book is finally out! (For those of you that don’t know- I just had a book published- it’s on fashionable wedding photography and the evolution of the image.) Check it out here at Barnes and Noble!

So, I just got back from the destination weddings of Adrienne/Mike and Mel/Donny (to see pics from their Mexico weddings, scroll down), and I think it must have snowed the entire time I was away!

Here are some pics I took over the weekend- let’s start with the cute skiing photographs!

Here is Cody (my six year old)- we are skiing at Saddleback in Rangeley, Maine (one of our favorite family-friendly mountains):

And here is Jackson (my three year old):

Of course, snow on the mountain is nice, but in front of the house it’s not so great…

This is the entrance to my studio (hey, it’s a good thing that almost everyone books online since I don’t think we’re getting in there any time soon…):

And here is the walkway to my side porch:

I’m ready for spring!!!