My son turns eleven today. These are a few portraits I made of him the other day, before I decided to get in the picture with him. At this age, he knows how he wants to look, and he chose his wardrobe. I love his style!
This is a portrait of my son David and me. He’s turning eleven so I took some portraits of him. When we finished, I tried to think of a single photo of the two of us. All I could recall were old ones (really old ones!). Why? Because I tend to stay behind the camera.
This gorgeous framed canvas just arrived at the studio. In addition to matted prints and handmade folio boxes, I love offering larger wall portraits to my clients. This 24″x36″ size would look beautiful over a fireplace or as part of a grouping in a living room.
You’re Invited! OPEN STUDIO for WALKABOUT WEDNESDAY Wednesday, August 2, 4-6pm Plymouth’s monthly art walk is this Wednesday! Celebrate the creative spirit in Plymouth and support everything local! Curious about the studio or how portrait sessions work? Want to see new work, chat, network or buy a gift card? Or just eat chocolate? Stop by
This portrait session was a loving gift from a daughter to her mother. Amy has been in front of my camera before, and this time she wanted her mother, Ulrike, to see just how special and perfect she is with her very own portraits, and with mother-daughter portraits to cherish. Their day began with professional
While attending a workshop in France, I met a group of extraordinary photographers from around the world. We have continued working together since then, under the name Fireball Photographers. We collaborate remotely, and meet for some projects, as we did in Barcelona and London. We recently completed work on a project that pays homage to
When Shaylah and I first met to talk about how she wanted to be photographed, we decided her session would have two moods: J. Crew-inspired, and Vanity Fair-inspired. She loved the idea of crisp, modern, and fun headshots, but she also wanted elegant, glamorous, magazine-style portraits that were still “her.” I just love her
The NH Chapter of Women’s Caucus for Art will show work in an exhibition called “Inspiration,” which will open Friday, June 9 with a reception from 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. at Pease Public Library in Plymouth, NH. The show will run through August 24, 2017. The work is diverse, from oil paintings to intricate fabric pieces to
WALKABOUT WEDNESDAY! Wednesday, June 7, 4-6pm Plymouth’s monthly art walk is this Wednesday! If your’e local to Plymouth, New Hampshire, I invite you to celebrate the creative spirit and support everything local! Curious about the studio or how portrait sessions work? Want to see new work, chat, network, or buy a gift card for Father’s
Opera singer Claire McCahan returned to her hometown of Plymouth, NH, from Boulder, Colorado. She had scheduled her portrait session during her visit, and we began our planning long distance. We had decided that we would create a body of work that would include headshots for her website, portraits she can use in programs, and portraits
There’s nothing more beautiful than being surrounded by the people who are most important to you—even in the chaos of daily life. On the day of this family’s session, the studio was filled with energy and love. I am grateful that they trusted me to create portraits that they will cherish for generations. The day
Sunshine (what a perfect name for her!) is a photographer from the NH seacoast area. She wanted a portrait session for personal branding. We created a set of images that included headshots, casual portraits, and even some elegant portraits. Her everyday style is bohemian chic, but she tried on the newest addition to my studio
In March, I spent a morning at the Plymouth Senior Center, where I guided photography students from Plymouth High School as they worked on a portrait project with the elderly. Yesterday I was treated to a luncheon at the high school, where the students displayed the portraits they made that day. Their subjects attended the
When John first contacted me about doing a portrait session, he had a great reason: he had simply never seen a portrait of himself that he liked. The bottom line was that it was time. He had a great time at the studio, and he now has portraits he loves. Here are some of his
When you grow up in the mountains of New Hampshire, you know what the word “flatlander” means. I’ll bet that the people who live way down south in Connecticut have a special word or two for us living up here, but we’ll just put all of that aside for today’s blog post, and welcome our