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
New Hampshire artist Joan Barnum recently came to the studio for headshots and personal branding photos that she will use on her website and social media. Her request: simple, non-fussy, beautifully-lit images that show her to be genuine. She’s quiet and serious most of the time. At the same time, she’s friendly, approachable, and confident.
First impressions matter. Everyone needs a great headshot for their business website and social media. I can do that for you. You do not have to know how to be in front of the camera. I’ll guide you through the entire process. There is nothing you can do wrong! You will get images that you
Spring 2021 It is not enough to simply declare oneself not a racist. I believe each of us has to actively do something to reverse the course of racism in this country. It will be different for each of us. My team and I will be moving the Protest Portraits exhibit out of storage soon
In addition to the digital Portrait Experience and Headshot Sessions, I offer Tintype Sessions, resulting in one-of a-kind photographs made on metal plates. Each tintype is handmade. Using the wet-plate collodion method invented in 1851, I create an original, unique, tintype portrait. This kind of photo session is an especially rewarding experience for anyone who appreciates