Hannah

Photographing kids is fun, a challenge, and usually unpredictable. I've photographed Hannah twice, and the biggest challenge with her is keeping up with her enthusiastic posing and beautiful expressions. She follows directions well, but mostly doesn't need directing. I now have some nice additions to my kids portfolio.

Spring in Rollinsford

This is the wonderful week between snow and bugs. Yesterday I took a long walk in the woods for the air and exercise. Today I took a leisurely walk along the Salmon Falls River looking for interesting things to photograph. My favorites are the rusty old railroad trestle, last year's cattail crop in the river, and a nice tree reflection in the ripply water.

Rollinsford images

Here are a few images of the little town where my studio is located. Seven Chimneys II is a view of the rooftops of some of the historic mill housing; the Black Bean is a favorite eatery of residents and those of us with businesses in the old mills; and Main Street is a view of the eastern end of Main Street, and the Town Hall.

First snow of spring

We in the northeast are anxious to see grass, leaves, and flowers, but it is still nice to have a little fresh snow to hide the brown melting slush. Here are a few snowy images of the Salmon Falls River between Rollinsford, NH, and South Berwick, ME.

MicroCredit NH Entrepreneurial Exchange 2008

I attended the MicroCredit Entrepreneurial Exchange in Plymouth, NH, on March 12. The theme of the program was increasing business through the use of social networking. Consequently, I plan to do more of that! I will be posting more images here, as well as joining My Space, Facebook, and whatever else looks good. I also plan to publish an e-newsletter, hopefully beginning in April. So check back often to see what's new!

Alice slideshow

Here is a little slideshow of a senior portrait session with Alice.

Art

I had the opportunity to photograph some of the work of an inspiring artist, Edouard Langlois, who works near me in Rollinsford, NH. These pieces are Saint-Jean le Baptiste, and La Maison de Lydia.