Your Bio

My name is Sean O'Brien, I have always had a love for photography and am rarely found without a camera. I work full time in the Metro-Boston area as an EMT and currently in school to become a paramedic and then hopefully a firefighter. I enjoy shooting historical scenes, landscape, night photography and fire scenes, news stories just about anything, I have had my work published in several newspapers in the Boston area and on the cover of a nationally distributed magazine. Please check back often for updates, as I am traveling New England to shoot new material each week as time allows. I shoot exclusively with Canon SLR cameras, I run a Canon 50D as my primary camera, with an Canon Xti as a back up.

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For those who have commented on photos, thank you very much! It is nice to get positive feed back on my work, gives me motivation to continue to always think of new ways to place something in the viewfinder.
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*UPDATE 1/9/10* - FIRE/PD/EMS - 2010 Incidents - Malden,MA 6th Alarm & Faces Gallery

*UPDATE 1/5/10* - FIRE/PD/EMS - 2010 Incidents - Lynn,MA 2nd Alarm

*UPDATE 1/4/10* - FIRE/PD/EMS - 2010 Incidents - Boston,MA 3rd Alarm

*UPDATE 1/8/10* - Various Photography - After Dark







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© All Rights Reserved - Sean O'Brien Photography 2006-2009

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Featured Galleries

Malden, MA - 6th Alarm - 1/9/10 : At approximately 0600hrs on Saturday, January 9th, Malden Fire Alarm reported a building fire at 503-505 Pleasant St, first arriving companies found heavy fire showing from floor 4, 5 and the roof area of a large 5 story U-Shaped brick apartment building and immediately struck a 2nd alarm. Subsequent alarms were struck due to the size of the building and heavy fire conditions the last and 6th Alarm being sounded at 0800hrs. I arrived at about 7am there was still heavy fire conditions in the rear of the building, 4 aerials were raised to the building and multiple hand lines as well as several blitz guns were in operation, a trench cut was made along the firewall in between the two "wings" of the U, where companies made there stand and stopped the spread of the fire. Temperatures at the time of the fire were in the low 20's. Operating at the fire were companies from Malden, Revere, Everett, Somerville, Saugus, Chelsea, Boston, Winthrop, Medford, Reading, Belmont, Wakefield, Cambridge, Arlington.

Malden, MA - 6th Alarm - 1/9/10

At approximately 0600hrs on Saturday, January 9th, Malden Fire Alarm r ...

Updated: Jan 10, 2010 3:42pm PST

Lynn, MA - 2nd Alarm - 1/5/10 : Shortly after 10am Lynn Fire Alarm struck a box alarm for a reported structure fire at 29 Oakwood Ave, first arriving companies found heavy fire conditions and struck a second alarm. I arrived late and most of the fire was knocked down, a good opportunity for "faces" shots. A Lynn Jake was stricken at the scene and collapsed, he was revived on scene by fellow FF/Medics and Atlantic EMS personnel, he is currently awake and recovering.

Lynn, MA - 2nd Alarm - 1/5/10

Shortly after 10am Lynn Fire Alarm struck a box alarm for a reported s ...

Updated: Jan 05, 2010 11:35am PST

Boston, MA - 3rd Alarm - 1/4/10 : At 1930hrs Boston Fire struck Box 2168 for 102 Harrishof St in the Roxbury section of the city. First arriving companies found heavy fire on the third floor and through the roof, a 2nd alarm was sounded in quick succession and a 3rd within 15 minutes. Companies had difficult access to the fire initially and eventually had the fire darkened down within an hour. Temperature at the time of the fire was 27 degrees, the cause of the fire was an electrical short circuit on the third floor and damage is estimated to be in the neighborhood of $400,000. There were no injuries to civilians but three Boston Jakes were transported w/ minor injuries.

Boston, MA - 3rd Alarm - 1/4/10

At 1930hrs Boston Fire struck Box 2168 for 102 Harrishof St in the Rox ...

Updated: Jan 04, 2010 9:41pm PST

After Dark : Night Photography, longer exposures, keeping the shutter open over an extended period of time to "soak up" the light and produce the images you see here. I enjoy the challenge of night photography, it takes patience, but the results are worth it. Newest Images towards the front of the gallery

After Dark

Night Photography, longer exposures, keeping the shutter open over an ...

Updated: Jan 07, 2010 7:36pm PST

Gallery Categories

Fire, Police & EMS

22 galleries with 914 photos

Updated: Jan 09, 2010 10:48am PST

Various Photography

12 galleries with 627 photos

Updated: Aug 03, 2009 3:20pm PST

Reenacting

9 galleries with 315 photos

Updated: Nov 10, 2009 8:41pm PST

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