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Recent events at Fenway Park, the ICA and Big Night Live

What I photograph

All of it, without slowing the party down

Two coworkers laugh together at a dinner table

The candids

People talking, laughing and catching up. I work my way around the room quietly and catch it as it happens.

A whole company waves at the camera in a big group photo outside a party tent

The group photos

Your teams, your leadership and the whole company. I’ll gather everyone, get it done in a few minutes, and send them back to the party.

Two speakers stand on a stage lit in blue beside a big presentation screen

Toasts and awards

The welcome, the thank-yous and the awards. Send me the run of show, and I’ll be in the right spot for each one.

Bowls of salsa and guacamole on a bright striped table runner, seen from above

The details

The food, the decor and the room itself. All the things someone on your team spent weeks planning.

Three friends smile for the camera, one holding a cocktail, at a night party

Good light

Everyone looks good, even in a dark room

Most holiday parties happen at night, in dim rooms with warm, mixed light that cameras struggle with. I bring my own lighting and use it with a light touch, so skin looks natural, colors stay true, and nobody ends up washed out or lost in the shadows.

From recent events

A team gathers for a group photo under warm pendant lights
A bass player sings into the microphone with the band at an evening party
A speaker holds a microphone in front of a colorful art wall
Salmon with lemon slices and grilled greens on a buffet
Four teammates with name badges stand arm in arm in front of a bright pink mural
Two friends sing into microphones with the band behind them
Two women pose in front of a wall of bright paper streamers
Three women smile together by tall windows at a party
A speaker raises his arm toward the audience on a blue lit stage
Guests at a table with red wine and popcorn listen to the speeches
A man in the audience laughs during a talk
A ladle of steaming chowder lifted from a pot at the buffet
Two women smile for the camera at a night party
A group cheers for a photo with their arms in the air
Coworkers laugh around a table under a party tent

Planning the party?

Check your date

How it works

  1. Tell me about the party

    Send the date, the venue and about how many people are coming. I’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

  2. We plan the night

    A quick call about the timeline, the group photos you need, and anyone I should be sure to get.

  3. You get the photos

    A few favorites the next day, ready for Slack or LinkedIn. Then the full gallery, ready to download and share.

Kind words

“Steve is not only a wonderful human being with a heart of gold; he is also creative, incredibly detail oriented, versatile, patient, kind and so reliable.”

Iulia N. · Google

“The photos from my shoots with him have brought such a high rate of return for my business, and everyone always comments on how stunning they are.”

Bekah B. · Google

“I love that he put all of our photos in an album that I was able to share with all of our guests. Our guest of honor made it a point to let me know how much he cherishes these photos. 10/10 would hire Steve again!”

Chelsea E. · Google

Let’s check your date

Tell me a little about your party, and I’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

Good to know

How many hours should we book?

Most holiday parties need two to four hours. That covers arrivals, the toasts and the busiest part of the night. We’ll work out the right amount together.

Can we use the photos on LinkedIn and our website?

Yes. Your team can use them on social media, on your website, in newsletters and for recruiting.

What if people don’t like having their photo taken?

If someone doesn’t want their photo taken, that’s okay. I keep things relaxed and work in the background, so the candids happen while everyone carries on with their night.

Do you travel outside Boston?

Yes. I photograph events in Boston and all over New England.