They met at a rugby party, where they discovered they had many mutual interests: rugby, nature, hiking, and travel. For their first date, Ian drove Ali to a swamp they thought would be fun to explore. When they arrived, she asked to put her things in the car trunk. When the trunk opened, she was
When I began this personal, year-long portrait project last November, I knew I wouldn’t be working with people who look like J. Crew models. They wouldn’t be wearing formal attire and flower crowns, while standing cliffside in Iceland in gorgeous light, a rainbow in the background. This is about the unseen people–the ones who are
Heidi & Paula’s summer wedding is featured today on the popular same-sex wedding blog, Equal & Forever. You can see the feature here: http://equalandforever.com/a-chic-wedding-at-la-piece-the-room-in-the-lakes-region-of-new-hampshire/ You can see more of their wedding here: https://maundymitchell.com/heidi-paula-lapiece-the-room-wedding/
Emile: “I met Irene at a dance. I saw her across the room. We married six months later.” “Dancing was our life. We used to go to Canada, to the Frontenac, where Guy Lombardo would be playing.” “Irene was in the nursing home before me. I visited her from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. every
Rebecca and Tim live in Massachusetts and are planning their winter wedding in Plymouth, NH. For their engagement session, we explored the trails and streams of Waterville Valley. There was still snow–the ski area had only just closed for the season–but the day was warm. Tim surprised Rebecca with a proposal at their favorite restaurant
Last week, I held the second Headshot Day at The Enterprise Center in Plymouth, NH. These sessions are a perfect way for actors to update their headshots for casting directors, and for business people to use on LinkedIn, Facebook, and other social media. Headshot sessions are different from my portrait and wedding photography because we have only a
In the digital world we live in, people have generally learned to think of photos and photo albums as things that are mostly digital. There are still a few niches in our lives where most of us still want printed, physical photos to hold in our hands, and to have as an heirloom. A
Robert and Justine. Below is Millie. You might have seen another photo of her last month (https://maundymitchell.com/the-unseen-county-home-portraits-part-v/). I photographed her in mid-February as she was preparing for a date with her new boyfriend. During this visit, I got to learn more about her as we sat by the window in her room. “One time I went
I’m so honored to see Heidi & Paula’s wedding featured on The Knot! You can see more of their pretty summer wedding here: https://maundymitchell.com/heidi-paula-lapiece-the-room-wedding/
“You must be a Patriots fan.” Yvonne: “Nah! I don’t have time for that anymore!” “What are you doing today?” “Getting my hair done!” Richard was out for his morning exercise. Lionel served in the Marines. D.W. is the youngest resident of the nursing home. He’s 21. Marie is 101 years old. To read how