Local Photography in Woburn, MA

I specialize in people photography as well as in corporate, editorial, advertising, sports, conventions, meetings and portraits. FYI… I get charged by Thumbtack for each contact. Please be serious about your request. Thumbtack #1 Professional Photographer in Boston 2015-2024 Award winner. PPA Professional Achievement Award 2024 Clients include Inc. Magazine, Downbeat, Wentworth, Suffolk University, Beth Israel, CVS, Yamaha and many individual clients.

My name is Christian! I specialize in catching genuine, spontaneous moments that tell your story in a way that feels both polished and personal. Let me help you capture the memories you’ll cherish for a lifetime, with a friendly touch and professional quality that brings out the best in your special moments.

I’m always living life in the moment, that meaning I let go of the past and not wait for the future. It means living life consciously, aware that each moment I breathe is a gift and that is how I’ve been living because of how I’ve experienced things. So I want to help give that moment to others by taking photographs of moments they can look back on and remember the day

Budget photography: I am semi-retired, but I need to keep working and creating to maintain my health. At the same time, I don't have to earn a living with photography. I work by the hour with a low per hourly rate and you will own the images. I don't charge by the number of prints, though I will help you craft an album if you want any assistance. We can work out a plan for your shoot that will fit every budget. Originally trained as a portrait photographer, I soon branched out into weddings and other events, creative portraiture, and commercial photography, often with a creative edge, which helped me pay my way through college and graduate school. While at MIT, I was privileged to study under Harold Edgerton, who invented electronic flash photography, and to be mentored in artistic photography by Minor White, one of the top 10 photographers of the 20th century. All in all, I've been in business over 50 years. When I started as a portrait photographer in a studio setting, I learned that I had a knack for engaging children in both formal and informal settings. Standout children's photos are rarely posed - you have to join with them in their activities and be ready when you sense that a photograph is going to happen. Portraits of teenagers and adults are a little different - I learned to help people relax and feel comfortable, but adults are also more likely to want creative portraits which can become very interesting. Every subject is an opportunity to create something new and unique just for them. This is what I love about this business - I get to meet really great people while we create art together.