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    Hey there. Welcome to our blog! We are Andy Beet & Christine Ferullo of Bello Photography, married photographers living on beautiful Cape Cod. Together we specialize in photographing those unforgettable moments, incredible details, and intimate relationships that make every wedding special. We feel truly blessed to do what we do and want to share a little bit of that with you.

    We will be posting super-sized images of our fabulous Bello couples, from their engagement session to their wedding day. We might even add a slide show or two! Through our blog, we will also introduce you to some of our personal projects and provide a glimpse of what makes us tick. So browse through the posts, check the archives, leave comments, and SPREAD THE LOVE!

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    Tuesday, 19 August 2008

    On the way home from a wedding late the other night we came upon an unexpected sight….the Hood blimp parked in an air strip along Route 130 in Marstons Mills.

    It had been a very long day and we were completely exhausted. So, the impulse was to keep going, straight to our beds. But, the sight was too hard to pass up. We stopped, got out our tripod and camera and tried to capture what we had seen.

    With it’s lights still on, the blimp lit up the night sky and with an end-of-summer fog hanging above the warm ground, the scene was at once arresting and ethereal in the most surprising kind of way. Check it out…

    We got home about 45 minutes later than we would have. But, it was worth it…don’t you think?

    1.  
      Kristen Dawn August 19, 2008 @ 19:24

      My Aunt saw that blimp one time… apparently from a weird angle because she almost crashed her car staring at it… she thought it was a UFO. I’m glad it was grounded and you didn’t make the same mistake!

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      Tabitha August 19, 2008 @ 21:20

      Totally worth it. What a cool thing to share with Eldon. He is infatuated with that blimp!
      ;)tabitha

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      Tony Yu August 20, 2008 @ 19:47

      Big props to you for stopping and sharing the image with us. Love it!

    4.  
      Sandee August 20, 2008 @ 22:31

      It’s like Field of Dreams meets Close Encounters…I love the colors in the sky - very moving photo…makes me want to get out of the city :)

    5.  
      Andy & Chris August 21, 2008 @ 10:39

      Hey all,
      Thanks very much for the props!! Glad you’re all enjoying the image. It was definitely a fun scene to stumble upon so late at night. And Sandee I love your description…that’s exactly what it was like Field of Dreams meets Close Encounters! I love that! :)

    6.  
      Mariah & Byron Edgington January 9, 2009 @ 21:30

      How about Got Caffection?