I have been to dozens of Patriots Games, crap seats, great seats, Gillette, Sullivan, and even Schaefer Stadium. I have been on the sidelines twice, photographed many events in the stadium, but I have to admit, a home playoff game might be one of the coolest things I have been to. Even better when it was with my kids, who are huge Patriots (maybe more Maye) fans. Personally, I prefer Vrabel. Thanks to Jeff for the tickets. Let’s Go! And no, I did not even attempt to get a camera in, nothing but the phone. I do miss the days of “getting cameras” in places they shouldn’t be, though. I loved the challenge – that was a whole other sport back in the day, and I was really good at it, like Patriots good.

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Tonight I had the honor of documenting a 40th wedding anniversary—a milestone marked with love, laughter, and a whole lot of Patriots pride. Held at Gillette Stadium, the celebration brought together generations of family and friends to honor four decades of marriage and six championship rings.

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A throwback of 12 photos for 12, on his night of honor. All taken by me over a few opportunities from either the sidelines of Gillette or behind the ropes of Superbowl Rallies. The GOAT.

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On Tuesday Night, I photographed an awards banquet for a client in the G-P ATRIUM at Gillette Stadium. This is a great function space that overlooks the field. I was also able to get to the top of the lighthouse for a quick photo. The view is incredible.

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We showed up to Gillette Stadium to watch the Patriots game today. Too bad the Patriots did not show up to play. Either way, it was a great day out with friends.

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