Portraits • Headshots • Plymouth, New Hampshire
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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Learn to Take Great Photos!

Fall Photo Course Registration Now Open You can learn to take great photos in my fall photo course.  You have a great eye and you love taking photos, but you haven’t ventured out of auto mode on your camera. Or maybe you have tried photographing in manual mode, but you’re frustrated by all of the

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The Real Power of Portraits

The real power of portraits is in the connections. A portrait is one of the few things that becomes more valuable with time.  For my clients, it’s about connections — to themselves, or to a loved one, past or present.  Because of this, portraits are essential pieces of art.  You need them in your home, next to the

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A Lovely Reunion

Recently, I was a part of a lovely reunion of family, friends and neighbors. Karen flew in from Utah for a portrait session with her father and stepmother. Karen and I were in high school together (a long time ago!). Earlier in life and for ten years, I was next door neighbors with Karen’s father,

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An Anniversary Tintype Session

Rebecca and Jonathan recently celebrated their first anniversary with an anniversary tintype session. A tintype is a handmade portrait on a metal plate, using the wet-plate collodion process (invented in 1851!) It was a wonderful morning, meeting Rebecca and Jonathan, and showing them this historic process. They’re both interested in photography, and they love the

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