Social Distancing: Images of a Small Town

Last week, after careful consideration and in light of the increasing severity of the Coronavirus / Covid-19 situation, I decided to postpone photo sessions, meetings, and classes.  My talks and exhibitions were canceled, and even a trip to London where I was to take three workshops will not happen. My studio (next to the post office) in ...

Someone asked me about this project: “Why don’t you photograph the bright side of this situation?”  This is a personal project about the effects of a global pandemic on a small town. Of course, there is always a bright side.  Many people are enjoying time at home – in a warm house with plenty of food ...

Here in the U.S., the coronavirus pandemic has worsened. On March 27, New Hampshire’s governor issued a stay-at-home order, and ordered all non-essential businesses to close. Citizens are asked to remain home except for essential errands, like grocery shopping. People are encouraged to walk outside for exercise, but to stay away from others. ...

As we continue to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. I continue to stay close to home, walking in my rural neighborhood with my dogs or my camera, and going out less than once a week for essential items.  On this week’s drive, I reflected on how most people in our community seem to be helping, even ...

The news is filled with the effects of events all over the world. The emphasis tends to be on dense population centers, and on politically important cities. I don’t live in one of those places. I live in in a small, quiet town in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. ...

A Photographic Diary of Life in the Granite State I’m pleased to have a small part in a big project. “New Hampshire Now,” is a nearly three-year project which highlights daily life in the state. The idea came from the seventh NH Artist Laureate and award-winning photographer, Gary Samson. Samson was inspired by photography of the ...