Boston Harbor

Photographs taken along the Boston Harbor while shooting a wedding at the Boston Harbor Hotel. A great location for dramatic images. Be sure to visit more wedding galleries at Boston photographer.

wedding poses

Working with the wedding venue and their grounds and environment, one can create some creative posed images. All of the above images were taken at The Villa, a nice venue situated within a golf course. Always, always, always my favorite genre of photography is the candid. However a balanced approach to an event includes adequate time for creative portraits. Boston and New England provides a beautiful background to work with and make creative wedding poses!

Boston Wedding

Boston wedding season is upon us and in May things start to get quite busy. However there are a few dates available in 2010 and I would love to fill them with weddings, Bar Mitvzahs, Bat Mitzvahs and celebrations. So please contact me to see if your event date is available. I can be reached at 617.833.9271 or by email at info@robertcastagna.com. I look forward to hearing from you!!

Bat Mitzvah Photography

It's words like these that make my day!!

"Robert- I want to thank you for a job well done. As we discussed earlier, I am a former commercial photographer, and chose you to shoot Rachel's bat mitzvah based primarily on your on-line portfolio. Yes, you were recommended by Janie Haas, and that gave us some comfort, but one never really knows until the "prints" arrive.

"We actually got a good sense of how things might turn out on the day of Rachel's bat mitzvah. It is not uncommon to hear words of praise from guests: on the food or the decorations. I don't ever before recall hearing such praise from the guests about the photographer. We heard numerous comments from both family and friends about how courteous, sensitive, and professional you and your assistant were throughout the day.

"It is not uncommon for the photographer to come off as pushy or in the way. It is a job, and you have to "get the shot". But it is foremost a gathering of friends and family to celebrate a mitzvah. You were sensitive to that fact, mixed in where needed, and slipped into the woodwork when that was called for. In short, you managed to "get the shot" and keep the spirit of the day. Last, but certainly not least, you did get the shots. Your work is beautiful. Thank you."