Portraits • Headshots • Plymouth, New Hampshire

Extraordinary: the Over 50 Revolution – Beth

Beth wanted to participate in Extraordinary: the Over 50 Revolution because she loves the idea of a movement specifically to show the beauty of older women. “I’ve always observed such character and wisdom in an older woman’s face. I also hoped to get back in touch with a lost part of myself, which Maundy so expertly

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A Special Exhibit

Painted Tintypes: Photography for the People If you’re near Boston, go see “Painted Tintypes: Photography for the People” at the Museum of Fine Arts. It runs through October 15, 2023. I went to this special exhibit because I’ve always saved my not-so-great tintype portrait plates. During the pandemic I started painting them and making mixed media

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Knitted Together, Part VI: Sisters

Knitted Together is a personal project that I began this year. This is Part VI: Sisters. I met sisters Nakiya and Taejah when they came to my studio to be photographed for Protest Portraits in 2020. They stand for family, community, anti-racism, and equal rights. I admire them very much. Special thanks to Sarah Daniels-Campbell for

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Extraordinary: the Over 50 Revolution – Kim

Kim wanted to participate in Extraordinary the Over 50 Revolution because “At this age, my inner voice and outside forces have been working for a long time to convince me that I am no longer relevant. This is not supported by the facts: I have multiple doctorates, I have raised a healthy son alone, and

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