Home Grown in Central Vermont: Andy & Deonne Myrick

August 19, 2014
Andy and Deonne Myrick have worked hard over the past few years to transform a hilly wooded lot into a pick-your-own blueberry patch that will operate under the name Fish Hill Farm. They avoid the use of herbicides and pesticides and their children join in with the picking and selling. I first made a trip up in late spring to catch the blossoming b...
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Home Grown in Central Vermont: Lisa McCrory

July 29, 2014
Lisa McCrory of Earthwise Farm & Forest is my first completed shoot and interview for the Home Grown in Central Vermont project and she was a terrific subject. I met her at her farm in late June to capture the portraits of her, as well as harvesting some of the garlic scapes. Then just last week I photographed the harvest of the garlic bulbs themse...
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Portfolio Shoot: Blossoms?

July 13, 2014
After finishing my 131 project I knew that I couldn't devote that much time to personal projects and take on new business too, but doing personal work was still very important to my professional development and for my enjoyment of photography. Rather than have just one big personal project running I decided to do a variety of things from projects l...
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A Week of Dance

June 21, 2014
It is always exciting to get to photograph something I haven’t had a chance to shoot before. Recently I was hired to shoot two different dance events just days apart from each other. The first event was a belly dancing recital at Tupelo Music Hall in White River Junction, Vermont put on by Raq-On Studios. I had photographed Raq-On’s founder Amit...
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Home Grown in Central Vermont

May 03, 2014
New Project: Home Grown in Central Vermont A portrait of people and what they grow A great many of us around here are passionate and involved when it comes to food and flowers. What I would like to do is create a series of portraits of the people whose passion involves the hard work of cultivating vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers and then...
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