Childhood

My favorite kind of photography - children: candid and timeless.

Vineyard Haven Waterfront, June 18

Lines and light that caught my eye this morning.

Mother's Day

I have a few openings for Mother's Day mini portrait sessions in my Edgartown studio if you happen to be around, perhaps dressed in your Sunday finery and would like to document the day for the ages. Bring Grandma along for half price; four generations: free. Call for details: 617-872-6110

Vineyard Family Photography

Sara Piazza Photography

Families, Children, Weddings, Street, Documentary, Head shots.
On the beach or in the studio.
On the Vineyard and beyond.

617-872-6110

Robin, Mike, and Truman

A few photos from a recent late afternoon Vineyard photo shoot with Robin, Mike, and their Irish-doodle, Truman; a fun time was had by all. Once I had a few yummies in my pocket, naturally, I was Truman's best friend.

Droid/Lines

Droid/circles

Droid/Lines

Couples Sunday

Home, working. To clean my hard drive (aka my brain) I take brisk walks down through Brookline Village and back, about 20 min. in all. Sometimes I'm even smart enough to throw the 5D over my shoulder (spoiled by my smartphone lately :-) ).

These were all real quick grabs, and I was amused to find when I got home that of the handful of frames, almost all of them were of pairs of people.

Droid/Street/People

Droid/Street/Trees

Droid/Street

Droid/street

Droid/street

Droidography

The Skating Club of Boston.

The Best of Both Worlds

The first shot is where I was around four hours ago: sitting on the M/V Martha's Vineyard in Vineyard Haven Harbor; number two is where I am now. My two worlds are separated by a ferry ride and an hour-and-a-half drive and I am equally at home in both places. Shot with Razr.

Pro-Rata

The skating was superb at Larz Anderson today. A few more skating sessions and I'll have whittled the cost of my new skates down to almost nothing (okay, more like forty or fifty more sessions - but they are awesome skates).
I managed to grab a few images with the phone, one of which I share here.

Trees, Redux

These are the companion photos to the Droidography tree photos I posted yesterday from my phone. I'm intrigued by the capabilities of my smartphone, including being able to blog directly, on-site, from the phone, but nothing beats the images from the 5D. The light wasn't exactly what I was hoping for - a little murky - but I had a good time wandering the hill at Larz Anderson with Pandora Radio - slightly mystical Irish trad, including Loreena McKennit - being piped in via my phone. What a time we live in: a phone that plays music, and with which I can take (and edit) photos and post to Blogger and G+. Oh, and I can also use it to make calls, but who's got time to talk to anyone anymore?