Greg is a freelance photographer
working mostly in and around Massachusetts. Whatever you need photos
of, Greg can get the job done. Weddings, advertising, modeling,
charity events, awards banquets, sports, concerts, portraits, etc.
Greg works hard to compile a collection of photographs everyone can enjoy
and he continually focuses on improving his photography skills and
artistic vision to be one of the best photographers the profession has to
offer. He works in a photojournalistic style and believes that
paparazzi is a dirty word.
There are many photos for you to look at
on this website, so sit back and relax while you click through the
outstanding images Greg has added to his portfolio over the years.
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I spent last weekend in the White Mountains in New Hampshire looking for good photo opportunities. Early on Saturday morning on my way out to get breakfast I spotted this bear walking out of the woods and towards the dumpster where I was staying. I took a bunch of photos and kept my distance.
Then I took a bunch of photos in Franconia Notch state park. This set of falls is near the top of Flume Gorge.
A rabbit sneaking through the tall grass.
I was outside taking photos of the clouds as a thunderstorm approached this evening. When the rain started I came inside and started looking through the photos I took. There were interesting patterns in the clouds, but nothing that begged to be posted here.
After the rain ended, the clouds gave way very quickly to clear skies in the west. Seeing light from the setting sun shine on the wall of my living room made me think that there was a possibility of a rainbow... and there certainly was. I really like this photo, but it's too bad that the house and trees were in the way because it looked like this rainbow was a complete arch. No doubt there was as leprechaun guarding a pot of gold on each end.
I was able to make it to my first Patriots training camp practice of 2008 this evening. They've been at it since Thursday, but due to weather and my work schedule, this was the first practice I was able to photograph and it was fun.
Since I don't have any connections with the sports media, meaning I can't get any press credentials to photograph the games, this is the closest I'm able to get to the Patriots during the season.
I was in New Hampshire for the weekend and had some good photos I was thinking about posting here, but then I got home and snapped a shot of this juvenile cardinal. It's the best photo of the weekend by far. I particularly like the detail in the bird's feathers.
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