josh + jen
































































































From an impromptu session. Josh and Jen were a wonderfully easy couple to photograph, and we had great light at the end of the day. I enjoyed the whole process, from capture to final edits. Thanks to both of you, and see you soon.

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Chris Gosey, Iconographer























I just finished editing a photography assignment for Parable magazine. I had met Chris last summer, and he welcomed the writer and I into his home for an afternoon a few weeks ago. I think this was the only exposure I made in his living room (most of our time was spent in his multi-room studio), and it's probably my favorite of the entire day.

welcome to March in NH




Over the past few years, I've greatly enjoyed photographing the winter: besides being very peaceful, the landscape being covered in snow provides a wonderful simplicity for making unique compositions with great contrast. This year, however, I've barely ventured outdoors with a camera. Time seems to be at a special premium, but the frigid temperatures have quickly cooled any aspirations of venturing out for artistic purposes.

Fortunately, we've seen plenty of snowfall, and Saturday afternoon (following another 8" on Friday night and Saturday morning) finally provided me the opportunity to get outside (while waiting for the plowers to finish). The first two photos are self-explanatory; the last one is the view of our back deck, which sees neither the sun nor a shovel. I probably attack it once the temperatures rise above freezing; until then, it's not going anywhere, whether we want it or not.

carnation at church


I take photos at church events, primarily for publishing in a weekly e-newsletter. They request that the photos be square, which requires cropping. Experimenting with square crops is something new to me, and this was the best result of the day, since it improves upon the original. If it didn't do that, the crop would pointless.

heart on lake


We went out to a restaurant on Lake Winnipesaukee last weekend, but the constant snow made it almost impossible to photograph outdoors. I spent about 10 minutes outside under a deck to get some frames at dusk, and this is appropriate to post today.

party @ KC's






Taken a few months ago: a small party at the local bbq restaurant. We had great seats (near a window), and the tight quarters were begging for a wide angle lens. The little one loved the camera and was a great model.