Last week Cara and Dean invited me back to photograph their growing family in Barnard, Vt. It’s my third visit for family portraits over the years — I also photographed their wedding in 2008. It’s a treat to be a part of their lives!





Last week Cara and Dean invited me back to photograph their growing family in Barnard, Vt. It’s my third visit for family portraits over the years — I also photographed their wedding in 2008. It’s a treat to be a part of their lives!





Katharine and Eben were married out-of-state earlier this year but waited until a week before Halloween to celebrate with friends and family at Langwood Farm in Cornish, N.H. Halloween is Katharine’s favorite holiday — the barn and tent were extensively decorated and guests were asked to come in costume. How many wedding celebrations include a headless horseman? Follow this link to see more on my Facebook page.













Over the weekend, I photographed Kim and Geoff’s family in Hanover, N.H. We started outdoors at the Storrs Pond Recreation Area and the fall chill proved to be too much for their boys. Back home, the brothers livened up once their bare feet hit the warm carpet!



Over Columbus Day weekend, Scott and Christopher were married in Norwich, Vt., celebrating with friends and family who travelled long distances to attend. It was obvious it meant a whole lot to everyone — I felt honored to be their photographer! Follow this link to see more on my Facebook page.













Over the weekend Chris and Larisa asked me to photograph their young family during a college reunion in West Windsor, Vt. Getting a portrait done is an annual tradition for them — this year, the family grew with their friends’ kids joining the fun!






Over the weekend I met with Anna at a picturesque spot in Barnard, Vt., to do her senior portraits. It was a fitting location because Anna is pursuing environmental studies in college.




As time passes, moments in photography take on a new life. While visiting my family in South Dakota in 1991, I spent the day with my grandfather, taking pictures and cherishing my time with him. After he passed away eight years later, I gave everyone prints of him enjoying an ice cream with me in a small town diner. Mine is still on my desk at home, a memory of a wonderful day.

The other day, Camila and I got together bright and early on the Dartmouth College campus to do senior portraits and headshots for her college applications. With an interest in musical theater, Camila has a knack for being in front of the camera!




Archival Quality is back! While browsing through my work this morning, I smiled while looking at a photo of our dog Lucy towering over our friend’s puppy Tootsie in 1994. Lucy looks like the star of many Japanese monster films because dogs play with such intensity! Taking pictures of her for fun eventually turned into one of my first books, My Life As a Dog, in 1999.

The other day I photographed Dana and Kevin’s family on the grounds of an acquaintance’s home in Hanover, N.H. Their boys were game for sitting still as long as they could roam a bit as well!


