Love her pink shoes! This is what I’m talking about in terms of accessories!

These chairs and umbrellas looked very European

Beautiful back lighting!

Does anyone else think she resembles Keira Knightley? I think it’s in the eyes

Yes yes, shoes again

Sultry

Man, the weather that day was so good

See more photos from the session here. Thank you Rachel for such a fun afternoon! Good luck next year (I’m sure the kids will ADORE you)!

Like Edlyn, Vicky also brought her graduation robe… er… just the mortar board. To be honest, Harvard robes (at least for undergrads) are pretty boring… just black. We don’t even get a colored tassle. You figure for a gouging price of $45 (or whatever it is now) you’d get something better than a polyester potato sack… But this photo is really fun. This was right before commencement so they hung all the banners at Widener Library

Deep down inside, we’re all big nerds.

A Harvard Square look

We crossed the busy crosswalk a couple times to get these action shots. Probably got a couple of stares from others. I LOVE them!

Candid. I’ve walked past that green door probably hundreds of times but it finally… spoke to me. Okay I sound crazy

This is near Kirkland. Yep. The site of the shooting.

It started raining so we went inside for some laundry room fun!

So hot!

Vicky, good luck in Hong Kong, please come back and visit sometime! See more of her session here

So we actually began in front of Suzanne’s freshman dorm, which happened to be my freshman dorm too!

We really wanted to incorporate Memorial Church into her session, but there was a wedding going on there, so we opted for the ivy-covered walls of the church building instead

This photo reminds me of a Lacoste ad for some reason. Love the movement!

Ah Science Center B… site of many a lecture I fell asleep in…. (I tried! but I functioned on maybe 4 – 5 hours of sleep a night in college).

Some lovely portraits in Cambridge Commons.. aren’t her eyes so beautiful!

Congratulations Suzanne and have a wonderful summer with all the things that are happening! See more from her session here

This location is awesome – a common room in the Tower dorm, it looks rather medieval actually

While taking this photo a family walked by and said Edlyn was a model!

A deliciously wonderful tree by the president’s residence

We walked a bit through mud by the lake to find this awesome garden that belongs to the Hunnywells (sp?) that had pretty cool sculptured trees

Thank you Edlyn for your wonderful friendship and for introducing me to so many amazing Wellesley women! The rest of her photos are here

I love how her shirt matches this one room we found in the student center

“Yay I’m graduating!”

Loooove the nature around Wellesley…

Soo cute

It was early morning (our session started at 8AM!) light but I wanted to edit this to look like a golden sunset

There’s a reason this photo really stood out to me – funny fact, Ro’s mom doesn’t like it when Ro smiles with her teeth showing, but I think it’s absolutely adorable and so natural!

A tip for the class of 2010, I’m currently scheduling senior sessions for the fall season – availability is better, and you’ll be able to get them in time to make prints prior to graduating! See the rest of the photos from this session here

Matching onesies – they’re expecting a boy and a girl

I love these beautiful photos of Abigael by the window – can you believe she’s at 25 weeks?

Roman was a darling and doted on Abigael

This is them posing by their ketubah – it’s a Jewish marriage certificate. It looks really cool

So gorgeous!

For some reason this photo really stuck out to me… probably because it was so candid

Let’s move Roman into the forefront =)

More photos can be found by clicking here. Congrats you two! I can’t wait to see the little ones when they arrive!

Many flowers were still in full bloom. I love pinks and greens!

I love it when kids open up

Since I last saw A, he also learned how to walk!

…well, almost…

Some family portraits

Little A is a brave one… remember how he petted a horse? Well, this was a HUGE Great Dane

See more here

I’m so glad it’s Memorial Day weekend! I had a string of late (post 9PM) nights at work, I got sicker and sicker as the week progressed (I have the non-swine flu, I had some food poisoning), so I hope to get completely better this weekend and finish editing! This month I also walked the 20-mile Walk for Hunger and raised over $500 (thank you supporters!!!). Andrew and I are headed to Brown this weekend to participate in some commencement weekend activities. And oh yeah, I have to pack! I bought a condo in Brookline, closing is this coming week, and I hope to move next weekend (in the middle of 4 senior photoshoots). Crazy month for me in general, I’m surviving… but I’m not going to lie, I’m stretching myself, so that’s why I can’t take on any more gigs between now and August 15.

Oh, my friend Dave totally got me hooked on this arrangement by Jon Schmidt of Taylor Swift’s Love Story and Coldplay’s Viva la Vida (youtube vid here). Now, I’m not a big fan of Swift’s song, I think the lyrics are unrealistic and from a counterpoint view, I don’t like too many neighbor notes strung together, I prefer having wider intervals or appegiated chords in the melody line, but I loooove Coldplay, and I was introduced to Schmidt back in 2006 and have really liked his stuff too. It’s great study/work music =)

Their son, little J, was a little clingy at first, so Phil took him for a ride!

I really love pregnant bellies, I think they’re one of the most beautiful things in the world

The gorgeous mom, Wen!

Wen and J

Haha, Phil’s expression here is funny

I love Wellesley’s greenery

Thank you Wen and Phil for sharing your time with me, and I can’t wait to see the little one!

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This was inside the subway station. Yes!

Some blue sky managed to break through

It was very windy too….

Fresh tulips…. I love flowers

We ducked inside a… hotel and took this vintage-looking photo. Thanks AADT for lending us the fan!

Some great tall grass by the parking lot

I wanted to take as much photos while it was still sort of light

Wellesley has all these great lamp posts all over campus

We went to Tower Court, her dorm, and I wanted to get a curtain silhouette shot – inspiration from bridal shots

Pillars by the lake

It got a bit windy!

Chanda is an ec major just like me, we thought this book was pretty appropriate for the times

More photos here