Portrait & Headshot Photographer • Plymouth, New Hampshire
Holiday Open Studio!

You’re invited! Stop by Maundy Mitchell Photography at 62 Main Street, Plymouth, NH, for my Holiday Open Studio!  On Saturday, December 9, between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m., I’ll be joining local businesses in celebrating the holidays.  Come downtown! Main Street, Plymouth, NH is a beautiful place to spend the afternoon, especially thanks to the Rotary

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New Headshots for a New Realtor

It was my pleasure to create new headshots for a new Realtor. Patty has begun a career in real estate at Keller Williams Realty, based in Meredith, NH, and serving the Lakes Region and the White Mountains. At the start of her session, Patty enjoyed professional hair and makeup styling by hair and makeup artist

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“Fashioned by Sargent”

A Special Exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Last weekend was another rainy one, so I decided to take a drive south to see “Fashioned by Sargent,” a special exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. John Singer Sargent has long been one of my favorite portrait painters. He was an Italian-born

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Stop by my Fall Open Studio!

October 28, 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. You’re invited! Stop by Maundy Mitchell Photography at 62 Main Street, Plymouth, NH, on Saturday, October 28, between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. I’ll be hosting my Fall Open Studio! Come downtown on October 28!  While we must wait until next year for brand new paving and sidewalks, the construction vehicles

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“Stand Up Straight!”

Headshots for a Postural Fitness Therapist Courtney van Etten is a postural fitness therapist. She owns and runs Functional Fitness. She has literally helped me stand up straight! Her business happens to be in the same building as my studio, the Fox Block, in downtown Plymouth, NH. This spring I started working with Courtney to

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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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