New Headshots for a Sales Consultant Most people are a little nervous thinking about updating their headshots. They imagine they will feel–and look–awkward. But don’t worry! You don’t have to know how to be in front of the camera. There is nothing you can do wrong. I’ll direct you the entire time and you will
Last summer, I began learning wet plate collodion (tintype) photography. These kinds of portraits are handmade, using a process that was invented in 1851. It’s very different from my other work. I’m sort of a perfectionist, so it’s the flaws I’m learning to embrace. The chemicals can do wonky things sometimes. There is no Photoshop. There’s a bit of guesswork.
Shwetha decided to update her headshots just before starting her new job in Human Resources with a tech company. She is proud to share her new headshots – she’s using them on her new company’s website, and on LinkedIn and social media. She started with professional hair and makeup, and then chose several looks for
Kimball Jenkins School of Art – Opening Reception June 12, 5-7 pm I’m pleased to have two of my portraits included in the June Members Exhibit of the New Hampshire Society of Photographic Artists. The exhibit will be held in the Carriage House at Kimball Jenkins School of Art, 266 Main Street, Concord, NH, from
Open Studio with Art & Live Music on May 27 You’re invited! Now that many of us are *vaccinated against COVID-19, Art After Hours will return! Join us for an open studio on Thursday, May 27 from 4:00 -6:00 p.m., at 2 Post Office Square, Plymouth, NH. Come see changes to the studio, and the
On April 24, my team and I installed the traveling, life-size Protest Portraits exhibit for the last time, at Lawrence Academy, near Boston, MA. There, they have been intentional about equipping their community with the skill of listening, and guiding them toward courageous conversations and strategies toward antiracism. Faculty incorporated the exhibit into their curriculum. Though
Christine is an author who lives in New Hampshire. She needed professional photos to send with her bio for essays that she is publishing, and for her publisher’s website. She wanted her photos to be casual-creative-professional and her wardrobe not too “buttoned up.” I loved working with her to create headshots and portraits she’s proud
Currently Booking June & Later What a challenging year it has been! Thank you to all of my clients and students who have been patient during the pandemic. You’ve all been gracious about rescheduling sessions and supporting the studio, and I’m grateful to all of you. I’m looking forward to seeing you again! The safety
Jeff is a talented local chef who is always interested in the process of creating. He recently came to the studio for a tintype portrait session. He watched the entire process, from the preparation of the metal plate to the developing of the image in the darkroom. His wife, Kree even joined him in front
Do you ever wonder what goes into a fine art portrait? Ideas come to me in many ways. As I work on them, they grow and change, and sometimes, things don’t go as planned… This particular session came about because of a conversation I had with Erin about her pet snakes. I decided I’d like