Last weekend I was invited to Lindsay and Jordan’s home in Randolph, Vt., to make family photographs with their son Carter. We incorporated early fall’s beautiful leaves, smiles and even ugly Christmas sweaters! Follow this link to see more (and to order prints and downloads) in the Galleries section of my web site.
Author Meg Little Reilly recently asked me to come by her Vermont home to do portraits for her upcoming book. It is a follow-up to her first novel, the well-received We Are Unprepared. I enjoyed meeting Meg and hearing about her adventures in book publishing! Follow this link to see more in the Galleries section of my web site.
Last weekend Jen invited me to photograph her family during their visit to the Upper Valley and Barnard, Vt. Jen and her siblings gathered from across the country to celebrate their parents’ 50th wedding anniversary. What a treat! Follow this link to see more (and to order prints and downloads) in the Galleries section of my web site.
Last weekend I met with Maddie and her parents in Burlington, Vt., to do senior portraits on Lake Champlain and downtown. Maddie will be moving to the city next year to attend the University of Vermont — so exciting! Follow this link to see more (and to order prints and downloads) in the Galleries section of my web site.
Over the past few weeks, I have been photographing portraits of high school students for the Valley News’ annual Athlete of the Year award, given to a male and female from each of the 18 schools the newspaper covers. It was a privilege to meet and photograph so many great young people! Follow this link to see all of the athletes who are honored. Below are a few of my favorites:
Clockwise from upper left are Hanover’s Bri Laycock, Lebanon’s Ryan Milliken, Sunapee’s Katie Frederick, Thetford’s Connor Brown, Mid Vermont’s Rachel Seale and Woodsville’s Cooper Davidson.
Maggie Cassidy, the newspaper’s super-talented Web Editor, put together this fun video from footage I did with a second camera on the shoots.
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Lisa and Ken recently celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary by renewing their vows with their adult children and significant others at Coolidge State Park in Plymouth, Vt. The couple were engaged while on a camping trip at the park and the area is very special to them. Follow this link to see more in the Galleries section of my web site and to order prints.
Over the past three years, I’ve been doing a photo booth at Sharon Academy’s annual prom, where my daughter is a student. The prom is open to every student in the school. I enjoy photographing them with their dates, classmates, study and commuter groups. They’re a great group of kids! To see more and to order prints, follow this link (profits will benefit the school’s Annual Fund).
Last weekend Aurore and Luke celebrated their first wedding anniversary with their wonderful nine-month-old son with a family portrait where they were married — on the shores of Lake Champlain in Burlington, Vt. What a treat! Follow this link to see more and to order prints in the Galleries section of my web site.
As the Upper Valley’s Town Meetings begin this week, I did my first video (yikes!) and portraits of a few elected officials for the Valley News and asked why they felt public service was important. Web editor Maggie Cassidy’s editing skills made the video shine!
From top, Euclid Farnham, Tunbridge’s moderator for 35 years; Kelly McConnell, Hanover school board member for two years; Mary O’Brien, on the Hartland selectboard for 14 years; Marianne A. Blake, elected as Windsor’s Lister/Assessor for 25 years; Jeff Peavey, Lebanon school board member for 14 years; Phil Carter, Canaan cemetery trustee for 10 years.
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The other day Christine and Curtis invited me into their home to do a family portrait with their daughter Eve. Their extended families live out of the area and want to be kept up-to-date. I’m happy to oblige! Follow this link to see more in the Galleries section of my web site.
