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New England Photography & Videography ↠ creating art through human connection, because you are art.

08/27/2026

It’s always such a gift to be invited into someone’s newborn bubble. Lindsay & Kyle, I could not be happier for you both! D is one lucky baby to have you as his parents. 💛

08/25/2026

Lucie & Andrew 🤍

I’m so excited to share more from their engagement session, wandering through the RISD Museum together, but for today, here’s a little glimpse into a morning that brought me so much joy.

I love that sometimes my job looks like this… spending a Sunday morning creating art inside a museum with wonderful people. It’s hard to believe I get to call this work.

08/24/2026

Olivia & Joe • Newport, RI

You are two of the most lovely people, and your families are downright HILARIOUS. This day was fun and exciting from the moment we arrived, and we cannot thank you both enough for the opportunity to celebrate with you, creating art with so many of your special moments.

And a huge shoutout to the amazing team who helped make this day happen! It was wonderful working along side you all:

Venue: Newport Harbor Island Resort
Florist: Sharon thorpe
Bridal Party Catering: Charcuterie and Dessert Kreations
Bride and Bridal Party Hair: lauren | dimensional color + extension specialist
Mother of Bride Hair: Grace Thomas, Providence RI Hair Stylist
Makeup: GLAM DONE WRIGHT | Erica Wright | MAKEUP ARTIST
Candles and Candle Design: Chen
Wedding Dress: Ivory: A Bridal Boutique
Wedding Suits: Jos. A. Bank
TransportatioJos. A. Banke Car: Dianne Yeo
Photography: ViDianne Yeoreozzi | WeddiVictoria Andreozzi | Wedding & Elopement PhotographerFilms
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08/23/2026

We can’t stop time, but a mommy & me session does a pretty damn good job at freezing it, if only for a moment 🥹

Mackenzie & Zoe 💛💫🍯

08/22/2026

The newborn bubble is such a strange and beautiful pocket of time where somehow the days feel incredibly long, but the weeks disappear before you even realize they’ve passed. Every week is appreciated with little milestones that contribute to your baby becoming more and more whole, and the outside world keeps moving, but for a little while, yours becomes very small. It’s feeding and rocking and contact naps, tiny fingers grabbing at your hair, the sweet sweet smell of their head, and spending hours just staring at this little person you somehow made who still doesn’t quite feel real.

You lose track of what day it is. There are bottles on the counter, laundry that has been sitting in the dryer for days, cold cups of coffee everywhere, and texts you fully intended to answer (I’m still not sure I got to all mine 6 months later 🫠). You’re exhausted in a way that’s hard to explain, probably a little overwhelmed, and somehow already nostalgic for something you’re still right in the middle of.

I think that’s the strangest part of the newborn bubble… you know how temporary it is while you’re living it. You’re holding this tiny body against your chest at 2 a.m., wishing more than anything that they would just fall asleep, while another part of you is trying desperately to memorize exactly how they feel in your arms because you know there will be a night when they don’t need you like this anymore.

For a little while, life asks you to slow down whether you’re good at slowing down or not. The plans can wait and the house can be messy. The rest of the world feels a little farther away. Your entire existence revolves around this tiny person and figuring out who they are while also figuring out who you are now that they’re here.

And then slowly, without really noticing it happening, the bubble starts to open. They sleep a little longer, their newborn clothes stop fitting, and you leave the house a little more. Life starts finding its rhythm again, and suddenly you realize those hazy, exhausting days that felt like they might last forever are already behind you.

This all makes the newborn bubble so so beautiful.

08/21/2026

Maggie & Mike • a beautiful wedding that started in a historic home in downtown Providence, and ended by the ocean in true Rhode Island fashion.

Venue: Mount Hope Farm | Wedding Venues
Planner: Ashley Lynn Events
Photo & Video: Victoria Andreozzi | Wedding & Elopement Photographer Tales of Sonder - Films
Second Shooter: Hayley Fitch - Travel Wedding + Elopement Photographer
Dress: Lovely Bride ™
Florals: Cherryhill Flowers
Suit: Gara Suites Tenerife Men's Wearhouse
Make-Up: Wedding hair and makeup team Rhode Island
Hair: Wedding hair and makeup team Rhode Island Lyndsey Callahan I Bridal Hair Stylist
Catering: Premium Wedding & Event Catering | Newport • Providence • Boston
Band: Clockwork Entertainment
Ice Sculpture: Art In Ice
Guest Illustrator: Kristine Sarro Straus
Stationery: H Martin Design Studio

06/25/2026

Okay who knew the state house could feel so romantic 🤭

05/18/2026

I had AI cull one gallery a few years ago, and I was immediately unsold on the entire process.

I haven’t been able to put into words until recently why I dislike AI in the art world so much. In my opinion, AI is used to make things more efficient. And I understand that in certain spaces, AI can be an incredible tool. I’m not going to get into the awful environmental impact AI as a whole is having, especially because Aftershoot and systems like theirs run only on your computer and their impact is different (thankfully way better!) than ChatGPT and the other systems that are quite literally taking people’s drinking water, especially is rural regions prone to droughts.

I digress… 😅

But with art, I think efficiency is the absolute worst priority to have. Of course, we want certain parts of our business to be efficient. But when it comes to the physical artwork itself, efficiency should not be the goal. Especially when you’re working with humans, and real life moments. Beauty, creativity, depth, appreciation for life, emotion, authenticity… that is the goal.

And if you are stepping into the art world, whether photography or another medium, with the goal of being as efficient as possible with your art, you’re going to miss the heart of it. Passion and purpose get lost in the process when efficiency becomes the priority.

So when you consider using AI to pick your art, to choose which images matter, I challenge you to go back and look at your favorite photos you’ve ever taken. Look at the ones your clients share online. The ones they print. The ones their parents and grandparents print. Then, ask yourself… would you risk those images not making it into the gallery because a robot decided they were not “quality” enough, all in the name of efficiency?

05/11/2026

There’s something so special about seeing the quiet moments behind the scenes: a parent helping with the dress, siblings fixing boutonnieres, grandparents watching with proud smiles, friends and family carrying flowers, calming nerves, making sure every detail is just right. It can make a wedding feel like so much more than two people saying “I do.” It’s generations of love, support, sacrifice, and joy all gathering in one place to celebrate the beginning of something new.

And on the best days, you can feel it everywhere… in the hugs, the happy tears, and the helping hands. As photographers, we get to witness so many of the quiet moments happening around the couple, moments they may not even see in real time. From the outside looking in, it’s incredibly heartwarming to watch the people they love show up for them in such meaningful ways.

That kind of love is such a privilege to seek out and observe, with the opportunity of turning it into art.

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05/07/2026

COULD NOT BE MORE EXCITED FOR THEIR ELOPEMENT IN 122 DAYS!!!!! But who’s counting?! 😅

Friendly reminder: brush teeth, wash face, tick check. Make it part of the routine. This year is supposed to be naaaasty.

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