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Monday
Dec132010

It Is the Season

You wouldn't know it from my recent blogging (or lack of it), but the last 6 weeks has been really busy. The uptick is definitely a good sign, from my observation point, for the economy.  It is tough to maintain a good blogging schedule when you are shooting regularly, but it is certainly a good problem to have! Another reason is that I have shot a couple of magazine cover stories in the past few weeks that I can't talk about until they are published. That's tough too, but goes with the territory. Suffice it to say, I will be mentioning them eventually!

 

I have been fortunate enough to have participated in a couple of shoots for non-profits that were fun. One was a fashion show put on by The Revolving Museum and the United Teen Equality Center, both of Lowell, Massachusetts.

  


And just a few weeks ago, The Cultural Organization of Lowell asked me to photograph Lowell's City of Lights festivities, for the second year. They put on a great hot chocolate contest among local merchants, a parade, as well as many other events in downtown Lowell. It was fun, but cold!!!

  

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Reader Comments (2)

Adrien, as usual, fantastic shots! I love the clown pic in particular ... great "glow" colors!

December 13, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterAnya Downing

Thanks Anya! I like that shot too.
Adrien

December 14, 2010 | Registered CommenterAdrien Bisson

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Boston based photographer Adrien Bisson is a portrait photographer specializing in editorial, corporate and advertising photography, with studios in Lowell, Massachusetts. With a passion for environmental portraiture, location photography has become a way of life and a style with which to create distinctive images of people in all walks of life.