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Today kicked off my second season as the photographer for the Medway High School Mustangs football team. They held Media Day this afternoon, team shots, headshots, football team, and cheerleaders. The season will be here soon, looking forward to shooting the home games.
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Looking down.
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Fast moving storms usually means cool clouds.
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A different view of the Old Stone Church in West Boylston right before the storm hit. I dedicate this to an unnamed fisherman with fair questions, I hope his catch was a good as mine.
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The sun setting on a productive weekend.
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The weather was perfect for all the town festivities, today I was at Celebrate Milford, took in some great music (Dan was one of the prefromers) had a ton of fair food and hung out with the best of Milford. Even got to photograph a heleicopter landing.
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Greens and yellows have all popped, though I love that red in the upper right.
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I had a photo of pastries I was going to share. We had a family brunch for Easter, took some quick (and lazy) photos of the food and figured good enough. Then the sky put on a show for a few minutes at the end of the day, so even though the Church was in a photo earlier this week, well… look at that sky. Pastries below.
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Longer days make for better photo opportunities.
It was a 70 degree, blue sky, beautiful day at home, so we grabbed the dogs and drove to the canal, where it was 50 degrees and nothing but fog.
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Got the drone out over another snowy day. Couple days ago it was low shots, these I got a bit higher.
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The mill along the Charles after snow.
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