It’s the first anniversary of Life’s Work! This is a personal portrait project about people and their work, and about the evolution of trades and professions. You can read more about why and where, and see more portraits in Parts I-XXIII here: https://maundymitchell.com/lifes-work/ Robert has been a plumber for nearly 35 years. He has been our
This is Velvet Brown. Velvet is a professor of tuba and euphonium at Pennsylvania State University. For nearly 25 years, she has been spending part of her summers in New Hampshire to perform with the New Hampshire Music Festival. This is the third time I’ve had the honor of photographing Velvet. This time, her son Liam
You’re invited! Plymouth’s monthly art walk is Wednesday! Join us for an open studio on Wednesday, August 1, 5:00 -7:00 p.m., at 2 Post Office Square, Plymouth, NH. This month, I’ll show new work. I will also host local artist Janet Cocchiaro, who will show some of her new paintings and foam prints. At Open
Zepherin, “Zeph,” works for an aerospace company that builds, cleans, and inspects parts which often go into jet and rocket engines. “My job is to use a variety of chemicals to clean material off these parts. [It’s] dangerous, but thorough training and the right protective equipment helps keep us safe. It’s exhausting at times, but
“This was an amazing and precious experience…Maundy’s profound tender skill of seeing you, mixed with her exquisite talent has me spinning.” – Leslie Hair & makeup by Ashley ConnLeslie’s goals for her portrait session included a warm, approachable headshot she can use for her website and brochures.Next, she wanted portraits that celebrate her, some casual,
Mamush is a young man with style and big goals. His focus is extraordinary. He wants to explore the world of modeling, so he asked for a photoshoot for his 15th birthday. These are the photos he chose for his portfolio. He is excited to submit them to the “big” agencies.
The Kimball Jenkins Estate in Concord, NH, has hung their summer art exhibit called “A Second Look.” It features work by members of the Women’s Caucus for Art, New Hampshire Chapter. I have three works there from my “Red” series. The exhibit will be up through August 26, with an opening reception this Thursday, July
“Our portrait session was a soul-satisfying family experience from start to finish. It captures a unique turning point in my life. We all really loved working with Maundy and we look forward to enjoying our portraits for many years.” – Trudy Hair & makeup by Ashley ConnTrudy is transitioning in her career, and about to earn
“Plymouth is a very special place. It’s something my family and I have felt since the first day we drove into town. One of my favorite shop experiences happened on a warm Saturday afternoon in the spring. Our shop was abuzz with customers. There were five girls from a visiting lacrosse team at the bar,
You’re invited! Join us for a special Walkabout Wednesday on July 11, from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. at 2 Post Office Square, Plymouth, NH. Presented in partnership with the PSU Women’s Leadership Summit Plymouth’s popular ” Walkabout Wednesday ” will showcase women artists and entrepreneurs. Businesses in Plymouth’s downtown are teaming up to raise awareness of
Laurie booked a special portrait session for herself, her daughter Marykate, and her mother Eileen. It was a wonderful day, and the studio was filled with love and laughter. Hair and makeup by Ashley Conn We created a beautiful collection of portraits. Here are some of their favorites.In the early stages of our planning, our
It was a celebration of sorts for Maddie, Erica and Sean. They had a portrait session in part to celebrate the amazing young lady that Maddie has become as she enters her senior year in high school. It was also a celebration of themselves as individuals and as a family. Hair & makeup by Ashley
Josh started carpentry when he was sixteen years old. He took a job remodelling historical buildings in New Orleans in 2001 when he was twenty-three. He did fire and flood restoration in New Orleans in his middle twenties. Josh is also a musician. He plays guitar, drums, and conga drums. He plays rhythm guitar for
Carrie is an entrepreneur, a speaker, and an artist. She runs a horse farm, Possibilities Farm, which is dedicated to helping people heal, find peace, and build confidence. Her tagline, and life’s motto, is “Live the life you’ve imagined.” I met Carrie years ago when we studied in New York City under dance photographer Lois
You’re invited! Plymouth’s monthly art walk is Wednesday! Join us for an open studio on Wednesday, June 6, 4:00 -6:00 p.m., at 2 Post Office Square, Plymouth, NH. This month, I’ll show new work. I will also host artist Amy Wilson, who will show some of her paintings. Amy Wilson is an artist from New
I’m pleased to announce that I’m this month’s featured artist on the National Women’s Caucus for Art (WCA) website. WCA is an organization for women in the arts which creates community through art, education, and social activism. Portrait of dancer Amanda Whitworth, of Tributary Dance Company