prom 2011

Dylan Secoy and Hanna Woodard

prom 2011

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winter 2011

Shaftsbury, VT

Goldberg Estate Barns, Old Depot Road Arlington, VT

Grass Mtn.  Arlington, VT

portraits

I get a lot of inquiries and questions asking about the difference in portrait settings.  Many want to know which is best? outdoor vs studio.   Studio portraits capture the subject in it's beauty entirely and outdoor portraits capture the subject within an environment that makes a statement.  I prefer to work with natural lighting in comfortable settings.  People tend to be more natural and comfortable in an environment they know and love.  A portrait that captures more than just a pretty face can express personality and individuality.  There is no right answer to the question just an individual preference.

Black Smith Rt 67A and Rt 7 Shaftsbury, VT

out building

bridge across the river with waterfall in background

waterfall

House from the road

senior portraits