THE ARTIST

Deborah is a New England-based photographer known for her intuitive eye and meaningful images. Since 2009, she has been trusted to capture once-in-a-lifetime celebrations, creating a personalized, inclusive experience where every story matters. Traveling throughout New England, the East Coast, and worldwide, Deborah welcomes the opportunity to artfully tell your story wherever your celebration may take you.

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This past October I took quite the harrowing road trip North to Vermont to associate shoot for the wonderful Erica of Erica Ferrone Photography. (We took the long and scenic route by mistake, which left this preggo lady praying for a bathroom about every 20 minutes;)). Erica was a bridesmaid in her best friend’s wedding and asked if I would join along to shoot while Erica participated in her bridesmaid duties. I jumped at the chance to work together (I love this girl!) and wanted to return the favor as she did the same thing for me when I photographed/was a maid of honor for one of my best friend’s.

I know it was hard for Erica to put down the camera and just enjoy the day at times! As wedding photographers is so, so, so, hard to put that camera down! But I’m thankful to her for inviting me along and trusting me to capture those moments she couldn’t while she was busying being a bridesmaid! It was such a FUN day with amazing weather, an amazing sunset and an amazing couple!</p></div>

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meg.kearney09@gmail.com
December 13th, 2012 at 1:27 PM

Wow! so Beautiful – her dress is amazing! and I’m in love with her invitations.
spring@springsmithstudios.com
December 13th, 2012 at 1:36 PM

love that last shot!!!! beautiful 🙂
hi@emiliajanephoto.com
December 13th, 2012 at 3:05 PM

Beautiful work Deb!!
Anonymous
September 16th, 2015 at 5:53 AM

Very nice, i love New Enlgland!
zmae22@gmail.com
October 9th, 2015 at 4:56 PM

the very last photo — 24mm or 16-35mm?