First, since you’re probably wondering, my name is pronounced just like “Lisa.”
It trips up a lot of people, and I know it’s confusing…but I like to think it makes me memorable, too!
To me, photography is about telling stories, and I always shoot with a plot, characters and action in mind. At a wedding, I am telling the story of romance, love and commitment. On assignment for a non-profit group, I am telling the story of a mission and a purpose. When photographing food and people at restaurants, I tell the story of the dining experience, from the heat of the kitchen to the calm of the dining room. My photography clients are non-profit groups, restaurants, small businesses, publications, universities, families and anyone who is looking to tell a story while selling a product or an idea. Some with whom I have had the pleasure of working include Boston Jewish Labor Committee, Canto 6 Bakery, Game On Boston, Haley House Bakery and Cafe, Harvard Graduate School of Design, the JP Greenhouse, Marliave Restaurant, Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition, and Wheelock College.
I have a strong and varied background in social justice and community organizing, both of which have great influence over my work and my decision to pursue an honest, storytelling photographic style. I am passionate about my craft and continue to work in the darkroom, producing traditional silver gelatin prints. My work has been on display in solo and group shows around the Boston area. I look forward to working with you and your family, organization, business or school to tell your story with beautiful pictures.
