North End resident David Saggio recently launched DAVIDSAGGIO Photography, a Veteran-owned studio specializing in headshots and high key portraits. The studio is focused on making clients look their best for the world to see – an authentic and genuine look that brings to life the real person. “Your headshot is the first thing most people Read More…
Suffolk University summer photojournalism class students, with Prof. Ken Martin of the Communication and Journalism Department, have installed an exhibit of posters highlighting the North End at the North End Branch library. Titled Assignment: North End, students from several previous classes taught by Martin, who has reached a 30 year milestone teaching photography and photojournalism Read More…
Nicole Alexandra Cacchiotti, Global Business Student at Suffolk University, was chosen as the Grand Prize Winner of the National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) Photography Competition. The competition asked photographers, amateurs and professionals, to submit images that best captured “That’s Amore”, and received entries from all over the world. Cacchiotti’s winning photograph, Gli Amanti, was chosen Read More…
On display at The West End Museum from now until Fall 2017, are 60 year old photographs depicting the West End before the urban renewal that took place in the neighborhood. These photographs show the perspective of Eli Tarlin, a property owner in the West End, regarding the urban renewal. Read on for more information on the Read More…
The first Pics In The Parks workshop will be at Christopher Columbus Park on Sunday, March 8th, at 2:00 pm (meet under the park’s Trellis). This photography workshop is for photographers of all levels and is great opportunity for folks to capture the beauty of our great parks. Select photos will be chosen to be displayed at City Read More…
You probably have seen THE FENCE on the Rose F. Kennedy Greenway along Parcel 12, between Quincy Market and the North End. Now in its third year, the 800 foot-long FENCE is part of an annual series of outdoor photographic exhibitions in a growing list of cities (Brooklyn, Atlanta, Houston and Boston). On the Greenway, there is Read More…
As part of this year’s Flash Forward Festival in partnership with the Rose F. Kennedy Greenway Conservancy, “The Fence” opened Friday on the Greenway’s Parcel 12 along with a new twist, shipping containers. The containers house three public photography exhibitions featuring the work of Patrick Willocq, Calé, and a variety of renowned photographers from Air Read More…
Fitness lifestyle photographer and North End resident, Lucie Wicker, recently finished a personal project about people running the 2014 Boston Marathon. The photos show environmental portraits of runners who live and train in the Boston area. Their personal stories – who they are and why they run – are featured along with their portraits. One Read More…
The all-day Wednesday snow storm brought out kids of all ages to build snowmen. The whitening treatment also gave a frosty shimmer to the floating harbor ice. When it turned dark, the winter lights were all aglow. Photos by Matt Conti. High resolution gallery and prints.
The City of Boston will be hosting free photography workshops in some of Boston’s most picturesque parks beginning on January 26. People of all ages and skill levels are welcome to participate in these free and informal photography sessions presented as part of the ParkARTS program sponsored by Bank of America and the Boston Parks and Read More…
This video slideshow includes my most memorable photos from the year 2013 in Boston’s North End / Waterfront neighborhood and surrounding areas. It is a daunting task to select just a few photos to represent an entire year and it is impossible to include everything (my apologies for what we missed!). So, while these may Read More…
Award-winning photographer Tadd Myers is five years into a cross-country journey to capture images of the American craftsman. His new book, “Portraits of the American Craftsman,” compiles photographs from 29 craft-focused companies and one school – North Bennet Street School — from 16 states. Large format images from the book will be exhibited in the Read More…