Then & Now

Coming up on Sunday, Nov. 9, my show Tunbridge: Then and Now will be opening at the Tunbridge Public Library, running until Jan. 4 next year. Working with Tunbridge Historical Society President Euclid Farnham, we found 30 photos from the society’s archives that show how the town has changed or stayed the same over the past century. I then photographed the same places in the past few months. I enjoyed the time I spent with Euclid, hearing his stories of about the town and people he has known over the years. There’s a reception from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Nov. 9. I hope to see you there!

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The diptych “Tunbridge Fair: Parade of Livestock – 1920; Antique Tractor Pull – 2014.” Courtesy Tunbridge Historical Society.

Quarter Century

In early September, I passed the quarter-century mark as a Valley News employee. I was hired in 1989 as a staff photographer and these days I am usually at a desk as photo editor. Once in a while, I am able to get out with my camera to help out the photo staff. I love working with the newspaper’s smart and talented staff — telling stories with my camera is something I also enjoy a whole lot. Here’s a few recent photos I’ve done.
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Sunset Over Hayfield

From top: Youth players stand in line to high-five the Dartmouth College football team as they run onto the field for their home opener Hanover, N.H.; Kelsey Norton, 17, of Braintree, Vt., leads her Dutch Belt steers Jet, left, and Saber while practicing for the parade to be held later in the day at the Vermont History Expo in Tunbridge, Vt. Norton has only been working with the team for a month, as part of the 4-H group Hooves and Horns Working Steers in Randolph, Vt. “I call her my cow whisperer,” said her father; The sun sets over a hayfield on Tuttle Hill in Tunbridge, Vt.

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The Tempest

This weekend, I enjoyed seeing Shakespeare’s The Tempest staged by a talented group of teenagers who were part of the two-week theater camp Get Thee To The Funnery in Chelsea, Vt. The kids’ ability to learn their roles in such a short time is so impressive! My daughter is looking forward to returning next summer for her third year.
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Return Visit

I recently returned to Cara and Dean’s wonderful home in Barnard, Vt., to photograph their growing family. Since photographing their wedding in 2008, it has been great to continue to be a part of their changing lives!
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