Deborah Zoe Photography

From the archives, a classic city wedding in the heart of Boston.

A summer evening spent by the sea. Photographed for Clark Miller Photo - Destination Wedding Photography.

A day spent by the sea - hues of coral and sky blue, sandy toes, an ocean breeze, deep navy and pink hydrangeas.

A few favorite frames from an intimate spring celebration on the shores of Cape Ann. Photographed for Mark Spooner.

My first completed abstract. My first submission. My first time seeing something I created mounted and hung.

I started this piece in excitement and finished it when I was heartbroken. It’s wild how art and the journey of creating can pull you through so many things. That’s what I see when I look at this piece.

It can be really easy for me to see the unfinished parts, where I still need to grow, where I fell short or wasn’t successful in ex*****on. Instead, I’m taking the moment to be proud of this accomplishment, for pushing myself to put myself out there, to try new things and to celebrate I have a piece of art on display hanging on a wall!

Hawaii on my mind 🌈🌴❤️

Art I saw in Milan that truly blew me away.

The rooftop of the Duomo is truly worth a visit. It is covered in intricate detail that leaves you in awe. Take your time getting lost in the marble paths and don’t forget to look up, you never know what you’ll discover. Plus if you’re a Disney kid, you can pretend the gargoyles might come to life and be your wise mentors.

I had seen works of Francesco Hayes before but never in person. And admittedly, I don’t know much about this famous painter, but seeing his works in person was spectacular. I am not typically drawn to paintings that are done with such realism, but one cannot be blown away by the artistry displayed, especially in person. This painting in particular seemed to literally glow from within. I feel lucky to have the opportunity to get lost within his world.

Another favorite Hayes work - the detail and realism was mind blowing. Her eyes looked as if they were three dimensional, as if she could walk right out of the painting itself.

Michelangelo’s last work, Rondanini Pietà, which he worked on six days before he died

The Goddess of Love Painting by Giovanni Segantini caught me off guard. The intricacy of the brushstrokes was mesmerizing. From far away it may look like painting of simple brush strokes, but up close you realize that it’s hundreds, if not, thousands of small intricate strokes that come together to form this beautiful painting.

Francesco Hayes’ most famous painting is the Pinacoteca’s jewel worth waiting for. Strategically placed at the very end of the museum, it is your reward for patiently and thoughtfully, immersing yourself in the museum’s collection of Italian masterpieces.

One of my favorite things that I did during my time in Milan was seek out art supply stores and cartolerias. You can have all the designer handbags that you want, give me the old school, art supply and handcrafted paper store stores. I bought no less than six sketchbook and realized I might have an addiction.

I spent last week in Milan doing some of my favorite things - walking, exploring, eating, drinking espresso and immersing myself in art.

I’ve never explored a city in a foreign country on my own before. I won’t lie I was nervous, but I can’t imagine a better city than Milan to get lost in and practice my very primitive Italian.

The city felt familiar and comfortable, like if Boston and New York had an Italian baby. It was refreshing to get lost among the old cobble streets behind the Duomo juxtaposed against Milan’s more modern sensibility at the Biblioteca degli Alberi Milano.

Art, sunshine, good food and even better espresso, camera in hand - what more could a girl ask for?!

There’s nothing like a mother’s love. Sweet moments with her little one 💕

A rainy fall evening spent in the foothills of Vermont, celebrating its farming heritage and embracing the landscape’s natural charm. A classic New England celebration through and through.

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