Took these photographs for my lifelong friend Heather and her husband Mike as they celebrated their 5th year of marriage! Got some suggestions and feedback from Heather and snapped away at a few picturesque places she had chosen. They loved the results! Here's a sampling:
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Anniversary Portraits
Labels:
anniversary,
dogs,
farm,
love,
Montgomery Place,
photography,
portraits
Monday, July 23, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
Pretty (Ugly Before)
Labels:
barns,
Brugmansia,
car,
country roads,
roadkill,
Secret Gardener nursery
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Maine, Cont'd
If any of you ever wondered what I have been doing up in Maine for the past two Summers... well, this is it! Summer 2010 I worked as a cabin counselor/newspaper instructor at Camp Manitou in Oakland, ME. Manitou is a sleep-away camp for boys ages 8-16. Needless to say, I had a BLAST and a half. Manitou also runs a non-profit called the Manitou Experience, which is essentially the same idea, except it's only a week long, and it's strictly for boys who have suffered the loss of a loved one- they are sent to this camp FOR FREE! I volunteered for the Experience in 2010 as a counselor/photographer, making my stay up in Maine about three months altogether, and returned for the week-long camp to do some more counseling and photography in 2011. I was also able to travel to Portland and Boston while up North, and I decided to include a few shots from Portland, which I've marked as such. Anyway... enjoy! More adventures to come VERY SOON.

Monday, June 27, 2011
Other Columbia Paper Photos

Sheep shearing extraordinaire at the Chancellor's Sheep and Wool Festival at Clermont State Historic Site. A man who is from Plymouth, VT, where I lived in AmeriCorps. Turns out it's the same guy who taught me how to drive horses at the cheese festival at the Coolidge State Historic Site when we volunteered for an ISP! Very cool dude. His horses were the best.
Labels:
boarder collies,
festivals,
Germantown,
Hudson NY,
jug band,
ramp,
rampfest,
sheep,
sheep hearding,
vetebale,
wool
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