New Hampshire Photo

Opportunities

Issue # 1 Volume 2   May and June    2007

 

The  "On line" version of our newsletter will feature more photos and details than our mailed copy, and this online version will be updated from time to time in May and June.  Check back for more information on where and when to take top quality NH photos, and thank you for viewing.

You are invited to submit one or more photos taken in March to July to be posted here on this website, and to possibly become the "Cover Photo" for our newsletter!  This edition features the following photo by John Anderson, "On the Spot Photography"  Campton, NH.

  Here is the Cover Photo for our  May/June edition, submitted by John Anderson, of "On the Spot Photography", Campton, NH.  This picture was taken from the top of the hiking trail on Rattlesnake Mountain, overlooking Big Squam Lake, Holderness, NH.  

This newsletter is published by Don O’Connor, Realtor and enthusiast of photography, internet and graphic arts.

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The following are OPPORTUNITIES for NH SCENES to Photograph now through July 1, 2007. New Hampshire Photo-Ops seeks input from photographers, innkeepers, Chambers of Commerce, Historical Societies and REALTORS® all across our state for location ideas for each season. Email your suggestions to DonRealtor@adelphia.net   or call the numbers below.

    May, June and July PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES: (Scroll to the bottom of this page for a detailed calendar of "where and when" to take great photos in New Hampshire, now to July, 2007.  If you know of other great times and places, please email us with suggestions.)

1. Prescott Park, opposite Strawbery Banke Museum, at Portsmouth, one of the finest flower gardens in the State!
2. While in Portsmouth, visit the Strawbery Banke Museum for a variety of architecture photos: see www.strawberybanke.org Also take a trip to the old fort and lighthouse at the entrance of the harbor. This lighthouse is a great photo-op any time of year.
3. In our last edition we suggested visiting College campus settings in early Spring to photo a special atmosphere not found at other times. (We incorrectly suggested you visit Dartmouth. We now learn they restrict photography!) Visit New England College, UNH, Keene State, Plymouth State and others.
4. On April 28, open house tour of the historic Gilman Garrison House 1 to 2:30 Fee charged, pre register at 603-436-3205 ***Please note they restrict interior photos, but you may shoot exterior and garden shots here. Same for item 5 below:
5. June 2, 2007   Free open house opportunities at 30 historic homes in New England, including NH.   Exterior architecture photography allowed.   Details:   www.historicnewengland.org 
6. On June 2, 2007, the Newport NH Historical Society will sponsor “Reliving New Hampshire’s past, a historical event for the whole family. Proceeds will benefit the restoration of a very special covered railroad bridge, a photo-op for you for sure!

     7.   June 10 Littleton NH Pollyanna Day; a festival of optimism takes hold in this North Country Town, including a whopper of a photo-op in the annual group photo; events are free and all are welcome; details at http://www.golittleton.com/pollyanna.php

8. Ever want to photograph an abandoned town?  Well, first you have to FIND the abandoned Town, right?  Here's your chance.  On May 9 the Littleton NH Historical Society will be giving a presentation on an abandoned town in the Littleton area.  Email Don O'Connor if you want more information on this event at lincolncent@adelphia.net 

9. In July, there will be a street festival in Hanover, NH  They are seeking vendors (A table costs $100)Email Don O'Connor if you want more information on this Hanover event at lincolncent@adelphia.net 

10.  Motocycle Week, Laconia and the Weirs,  Father's Day. Unlimited photo ops!

(Scroll to the bottom of this page for a detailed calendar of "where and when" to take great photos in New Hampshire, now to July, 2007.  If you know of other great times and places, please email us with suggestions.)

Are you a REALTOR®: with a serious interest in photography? NH Photo-Ops wants to talk to YOU! Agents state wide who seriously enjoy photography and are willing to work with us to identify and showcase photographer properties across New Hampshire that lend themselves to the photography or videography specialties. Call today (603) 254-8887…ask for Don O’Connor

 

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The first flowers of Spring appear in Central NH about  April 28 to May 5.   See above.   Time to begin Spring 2007 landscape photography!

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Spring into action! Grab your camera for some great Spring shots to contribute to the next edition of New Hampshire Photo Opportunities Newsletter!  We can post  shots you take in May and June on THIS website, together with your credit and contact information.  If you want to submit photos you took in past years in July and August, to appear in our printed edition for July/August, please email them before June 20 to  donrealtor@roadrunner.com 

You are invited to submit photos for up coming editions.     This space is reserved for your photo credit, a brief description of you, your work, and how to reach you.  THE COVER PHOTO FOR OUR MAY/JUNE EDITION WAS TAKEN BY JOHN ANDERSON, "ON THE SPOT PHOTOGRAPHY",   Campton, NH.  Thank you John.      Here are the topics we seek for submission: photos of New Hampshire which showcase the state we live in, mountains, towns, street scenes, foliage, seashore and events such as country fairs and happenings that reflect our NH life style.      We publish in small quantities at present, and can change format for any edition at any time. You may continue to submit shots taken in May and June 2007, for possible inclusion in this online ’07 May/June newsletter.   Next edition:   Summer. '07  July/August

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Something new for Photographers:

For the past two years, Don O’Connor has invented and perfected a new way to display your photography, and create a novel way for you to market your work.   I will take any of your photos, and display them inside a 4” glass Christmas Ornament!

 

But these are not just for Christmas! We can use any photo, a home, for example. Use the ornament as a gift to present as a housewarming, or a “Closing Gift” for a real estate agent.

 

Do you do wedding photography? Here is a one-of-a-kind way to give a gift to the Bride and Groom as a “Thank You” for their photography business. Inside the ornament is your photo of the wedding, and the back of the photo can carry any message you want!

 

Unlimited possibilities: baby’s first haircut, a photo of baby and a lock of hair attached to back of photo inside the glass. Pictures of family, pets, vacation, prized toy (motorcycle/boat/airplane) you name it!

 

Here are samples. Don can visit you at your studio to show samples and discuss prices. Don’t wait until Christmas to order. These take time to produce. Order now! Info at  donrealtor@roadrunner.com  

 

 

Here are two examples: above  is the Smith Covered Bridge at Plymouth, NH. 

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 Above is the historic 1903 Bandstand on the Plymouth Town Common. Can make this from any photo you have taken, or you can suggest this to your clients, then take their family portrait now, to include inside an ornament for Christmas, 2007.   A single family may order 6 to 8 of these as family Christmas gifts. Do you have a business customer having a special event this year? Photo the event, give them this photo-ornament in the 2007 Holiday Season. School photography? An entire class can be showcased here!

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        Ads by and for Photographers:

 

Yes, we will sell advertising space in the New Hampshire Photo Opportunities Newsletter.   Contact NH Photo-Ops for ad rates and deadlines. Prefer your subject relates to photographers in New Hampshire. If your ad includes a photo, we prefer landscape and cityscape (townscape?) scenes without people in photos. If people are in your shots, you will need to submit signed releases from all.   Don O’Connor P O Box 633 Holderness,  NH  03245   Email  donrealtor@roadrunner.com

 

(advertisement)        Looking for a creative way to use photography, record history, and possibly build a cash legacy for future generations of your family?     Take a look at www.donoconnor.com  and see the page LincolnCENTury Game

This is a family game to collect Lincoln Cents for a coin collection to pass down for several generations, along with a series of photos of family members...   that's where  YOU come in!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Email your photos taken in July/August in past years to lincolncent@adelphia.net to be considered for our next edition. Deadline is June 10, 2007.      While we do not pay for photos, you will gain free publicity for your work. If yours are chosen to print, you may buy extra copies of that edition at modest cost to send to friends, family, clients or to bring as handouts at your next photo show.

 

 

 

 

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Plymouth  NH in Winter, by Don O'Connor:   You are invited to submit your NH photos for publication in the next issue of New Hampshire Photo Opportunities newsletter.

 

NH Photo Opportunities; published six times a year. You are invited to submit photos taken in the following months for possible inclusion in that issue:

Jan-Feb         Winter in NH

 

Mar-April       Some call it mud season, some call it poor

                       sledding. But it’s sugar season for sure!

 

May-June       Spring in NH     Lilac photo contest now!  See rules and entry form on this web page  at top right of your screen.  Scroll to the top, and scroll to the right to view it.

 

July-August      Vacation in NH

 

Sept-Oct            Fall splendor in our Granite State

 

Nov-Dec            Holiday Season

          All Others: you are invited to submit photos of any NH subject or event for possible inclusion in any issue, or possible inclusion on the web at www.donoconnor.com on the pages “Focus On NH”   and  "New Hampshire Photo Opportunities"      View it today!

 

 

 

 

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Real Estate of interest to Photographers:

      
 

 

Gowen Realty

    P O Box  487

         Plymouth,

                                         New Hampshire  03264

  

 

   These pages are brought to you by REALTOR®    Don O’Connor, of Gowen Realty, P O Box 487  Plymouth  New Hampshire.

   Don  specializes in business and residential properties for photographers, artists and others who desire studio space. These properties include:

(A)  Commercially zoned buildings with a storefront to serve as a studio or gallery. Some of these have apartment above, to live and work at one location. At this time, March, 2007, we know of at least four sites like this in New Hampshire. If you are looking for a place to live and work, call us today.

(B)   Special homes ideal for a photographer. These may have a large space in the home or barn for a studio, or a darkroom, or other features which lend themselves to photography.

(C)  Large old mill buildings, ideal to convert into co-op galleries by photographers, artists and craft persons of all types. At present we know of at least one such building and will be happy to arrange a showing for you. It is a modest price.

(D)  Special or luxury homes, your place to bring clients for vacation and photo shoots. These may be lakeside or mountain view properties, a primary residence or a second home. We are located directly in the Lakes and Mountains Regions and can locate the perfect home for you. We also have contacts with agents state-wide. Mountains to seashore, we can help.  

If your property is currently listed for sale or you have an Agency Agreement with another real estate broker, please disregard this offer. It is not our intention to solicit other real estate broker’s clients. Want to buy? Ask your agent to call us today!.

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

Here's a listing of interest!

 

   Commercially zoned land on the Tenny Mountain Highway, not far form Wal-Mart, priced under $100,000   Listed by our office,  could be an excellet site for may commercial uses, including a photography shop.

 

Listed by Richard Gowen, of Gowen Realty.  Buyers may contact Don O’Connor (603) 254-8887 Agent for Gowen Realty.

 

 

Are you a Realtor with a serious interest in photography?

NH Photo-Ops wants to talk to YOU!

We are actively seeking NH agents state wide who seriously enjoy photography and are willing to work with us to identify and showcase “Photographer” properties all across New Hampshire that lend themselves to the photography or videography specialties. Call today at (603) 254-8887

                                                               Ask for Don O’Connor 

 

NH Photo-Ops is published by photographer/graphics/internet enthusiast and Realtor

Don O’Connor     P O Box 633  Holderness     NH 03245

 

 

May 15, 2007  The following photos have been taken in the past, in April, May and June.  They are intended to give you ideas on the progression of flowering trees and plants as spring progresses.  They are organized by date for your convenience.  In particular, May is NH Lilac Photo Contest Month for the State of New Hampshire.  As this message is posted, May 4, lilacs are just starting to bud on the Plymouth Town Common.  Have your camera ready, and early May (now) is a great time to begin scouting out a scene to take a prize winning photo: (Update May 15... lilacs are nearing full bloom...  get your photos THIS WEEK! See photo # 470 below.   Another update May 29 07.. this is about your last chance to get lilac photos for 2007..  I was at the boat launch ramp at Lake Winnipesaukee at Meredith, NH, yesterday, May 28, 2007.  There is a splendid lilac there in full bloom...  get there right away for a shot of that one!)  Here in the Lakes Region of NH, lilacs flower from mid to late May.    Here's a tip:  there is a small covered bridge where Little Squam Lake flows out into a river, at Ashland, NH, near the Ashland town beach.  Check both ends of that bridge for a chance at a prize winning lilac photo!

In my travels on Wed. May 30, 2007, I came across this excellent "photo-op" at Rumney, NH.  Take Rt. 25 to Rumney, go to the Town Common, and take the road North, toward Stinson Lake, about 1/8 mile North of the Common, on the right, you will see the Rumney Grange Hall, and parked outside, this worthy workhorse from the past...  now out to pasture.....

 

 

Above photo taken Monday May 28, 2007 at Meredith, NH.  Cupola is on the Mill Falls Marketplace.  There is a splendid lilac by the Lake Winnipesaukee boat launch ramp (shown in this photo).  Go there right away for your possible award winning lilac photo for the NH Lilac Photo Contest.  Good luck.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Where possible, we have researched the site of each photo opportunity. If you get an “Official 2007-2008 New Hampshire Highway Map” (available free at NH state rest stops) you will see the coordinates for each location we have identified.

 

ON OUR COVER FOR THE MAY/JUNE ISSUE: The overlook at Rattlesnake Mountain: How to get there: Exit 24 off I 93 Ashland, head about 4 miles to the intersection of Rt. 113, just before the bridge between Little and Big Squam Lakes. Go left on Rt. 113 for 5 ½ miles to parking lot on your left. The trail is on the right side of the road. A short hike to one of New Hampshire’s best scenic spots. Map co-ordinates J-7 on NH state map.

HERE ARE MORE SUGGESTIONS FOR TIMES AND PLACES FOR GREAT NH PHOTO-OPS!

 

In case you missed it..the Lincoln NH Historical Society recently offered a free lecture on a WWII bomber which crashed into a mountain at Lincoln in January, 1942, just a few weeks after Pearl Harbor.  The wreckage is still there on the mountain!  You can make a day hike to the spot, do some photography, and get the material you need for a magazine article.  There is an extensive report on file at the Lincoln and North Woodstock libraries.  You can go there first to do your research.

MAY 9 Littleton NH: Littleton Historical Society will offer a free lecture at 7PM at the Littleton Community House, on the subject of “Willowdale” an abandoned NH community in the Littleton vicinity. Here’s a great opportunity to research this lost town to see if you can locate cellar holes and other historical evidence to photograph! Great item for a magazine article. Littleton is G-6.

 

MAY 12-13, Hopkinton State Fairgrounds:NH Sheep and Wool Festival, a can’t miss photo-op! details at   www.yankeeshepherd.org   Fairgounds is N-6 

 

MAY 12 to 17  Plymouth  NH  Try the Plymouth Town Common for some excellent material for a truly old fashioned New England Town Common scene, complete with band stand, with surrounding trees in full blossom.  See photo on this site taken May 14 by Don O'Connor.

 

MAY 19 Manchester: film making class, “Advanced Field Production: Creating a Great Scene”, a class in digital film production. Details at www.digitalfilmakingworkshop.com

 

MAY 26 Hillsborough: a town wide yard sale… who knows, maybe a super opportunity to pick up some used photo equipment at a good price.. and tons of other stuff that you can justify to yourself that you absolutely need. Got to be photo-ops galore here. Stuff for a newspaper or magazine article. While in Hillsborough, take a look for the many stone bridges in this town, the subject of many photos in the past. Maybe yours will be better! You may want to return later this summer and fall to shoot the bridges in many seasons. See   www.hillsboroughnhchamber.com    Location is O-5

 

MAY 20    375 Little Harbor Road Portsmouth:  Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion Lilac Festival; lilac photography, and the mansion too.. a great site by the Atlantic Ocean. See www.donoconnor.com on the page NH Photo-Ops for details on the NH 2007 Lilac Photo Contest, open to amateur photographers, with 10 great prizes. See also

www.nhstateparks.org/ParksPages/WentworthCoolidge/WCMLilacFestival07.htm   this site is O-10

 

MAY 20 New Ipswich:  Barret House open to the public, free, 2:30 to 5PM; free tour of the first floor of this historic home. Also a local parade in town this Day. Historic Home info at 860-928-0474 Nore: there may be a restriction on taking inside photos, but exterior and garden photos are allowed…check first. Q-5

MAY 23 at Plymouth  NH:   This entry made on Wed. May 23, 2007.  Lilacs at Plymouth NH are just about at peak if you want photos for the NH Lilac Photo Contest!  Don't wait until this weekend to get your shots.  Today and Thursday should be ideal.  Plymouth is exit 25 off I-93.  Try shots on the Town Common and the Historic Society Building behind the Town Hall, on Court Street.  Many lilacs behind the Town Library, just at end of parking lot too.  Good luck!

MAY 26 to 28 North Conway Community Center:  Memorial Day Weekend Craft Show; a place for you to show and sell!   www.joycescraftshows.com   While there, a great photo-op at the restored rail station and trains in town. Good material for magazine copy. You can return here many times a year, including winter scenes of trains! I-9

 

MAY-JUNE-JULY   Meredith, NH   “Meredith in Bloom” Mill Falls and Church Landing and Town Docks areas are ablaze with colors of flowers of all kinds. Truly exceptional and worth your time and effort to take the drive. Terrific photo-ops of Lake Winni with flowers in foreground of your scenes. You will see examples of these in the July edition of NH Photo-Ops online. Try a shoot of the town docks now, with flowers, and come again in mid Winter to see the colorful ice fishing bob-houses. You will have a magazine article in the making there for sure!   www.millfalls.com     K-7

 

JUNE 2 NEWPORT NH    9 TO 5 “Reliving New Hampshire’s Past”; Fritz Wetherbee will be here from 10 to noon. Historical re-enactments. This is a fund raiser for the restoration of a long covered rail road bridge. The bridge itself should be a good photo-op! You may be able to rent space here to sell your photos: Contact Kathy Butcher at 603-863-8588   M-4

 

JUNE 2 30 FREE OPEN HOUSES IN NEW ENGLAND:   30 historic homes open to the public for 1 day for free! Some are in NH. Note: the organization which owns these properties restricts interior photography, but you CAN take exterior architecture and garden shots. See www.historicnewengland.org/things/calendar/Events.asp

 

JUNE 7 Portsmouth, Gov. John Langdon House:  Urban Gardens Celebration, lecture with Lucinda A. Brockway. Register before June 1 at 617-227-3957   O-10

 

JUNE 7 Tilton, NH   New Hampshire Film and Television Office to hold Filmmakers Roundtable,   presented by the New Hampshire Film and Television Office. (Concord, NH) - The next New Hampshire Filmmaker Roundtable, presented by the New Hampshire Film and Television Office, will take place on Thursday, June 7 from 12-3 p.m. at the Granite Media Center, 100 Autumn Drive in Tilton.

In addition to an update from the New Hampshire Film and Television Office, there will be a discussion focusing on synergy within New Hampshire's film and television industry. The industry is growing, and as we discover more and more production crew and services in the state, synergy and cooperation within New Hampshire's film and television industry becomes a vital part of its infrastructure - and the cornerstone to promoting New Hampshire as a film-friendly destination.

Industry professionals are invited to attend this networking event and tour the Granite Media Center, the new production facility in Tilton, New Hampshire. From a screening room with state of the art digital projection to office suites housing composers, photographers and other production personnel; from acres of camera-ready land outside to a clear span big box inside, the Granite Media Center is a place where multiple facets of production can come together - to work together.

"These roundtables are a great opportunity for New Hampshire's film and television industry to connect not only with the film office but with each other," says Van McLeod, Commissioner of the Department of Cultural Resources.

"It's fitting that we hold our next roundtable at the Granite Media Center," says Matthew Newton, Film Specialist managing the New Hampshire Film and Television Office. "This gives us a chance to meet face-to-face with members of our industry and provide them with first-hand information in a setting that is all about fostering synergy between filmmakers and other production services."

The New Hampshire Filmmaker Roundtable is a lunch-hour gathering of the state's film industry professionals, amateurs and students. Attendees are encouraged to come B.Y.O.L. (Bring Your Own Lunch!) If members of New Hampshire's film industry are interested in attending, please RSVP by Monday, June 4 via e-mail at film@nh.gov or by calling (603) 271-2220.

For directions to the Granite Media Center, visit www.gmcnh.com.

The New Hampshire Film and Television Office, as part of the New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources, works to expand business activity and employment throughout the state by acting as a liaison between the film industry and an established network of government agencies, the state's film industry workforce, and local property owners. The office is responsible for location assistance, public relations, and general production support in an effort to broaden the cultural and economic impact of film and television production in the state. For more information about film and television production in New Hampshire, call (603) 271-2220 or visit www.nh.gov/film.

 

JUNE 8 TO 24   Franconia-Sugar Hill Area   Annual “Fields of Lupine Festival”, landscape photography, flowers, mountain scenes. PHOTO CONTEST   see www.franconianotch.org 

 

JUNE 9 Littleton:  Official Pollyanna Glad Day... a festival of optimism takes hold in this NH town. Outdoor public event, free.   www.littletonareachamber.com/events.php

Be there for the annual group photo!   G-6

 

JUNE 16 TO 23 Hampton Beach, NH: Master Sand Sculpting Contest: outdoor public event.    www.hamptonbeach.org/sandcastle-competition.cfm 

 

JULY    2007

 

JULY 6 TO 8   Wolfeboro: Main Street, Brewster Academy; “On the Green Arts and Crafts Festival” A place to show and sell your photography.   www.joycescraftshows.com

 

 

JULY 14 and 14  Hillsboro, NH:   Balloon Festival   A great photo op!

 

 

 

 

Free classifieds for Photographers:

ADS IN our  May and June Issue:

For sale:  Photographic light table, 6 feet long X 23 inches wide, wood frame, with 4 - foot flourescent tubes connected to two switches.  The top is glass over milk Plexiglass. $125     sold... in Andover, NH.

Custom Framing and matting for photography by photographers!?

We offer full service framing and matting for any art, but being photographers,? we?specialize in framing photography.? We can help with materials to do your own framing and matting at LOWER prices than ANY frame shop,? or mail order house PERIOD. ? We have, or can have a selection of Thousands of moldings,? both wood, and aluminum.? We would be happy to put together a frame for? you as "chops" as a kit to put together yourself,? or to deliver your photography framed and ready to hang.? We have the highest quality at the lowest price anyplace. Call today with your next framing project

On The Spot Photography (603) 726.8879

In future issues, as space allows, we will print FREE classifieds for NH photographers (not camera stores/dealers) in these categories:

     (Remember, most of the readers will be photographers.  Some issues  will be sent  to  NH govermnent agencies, magazines and other possible buyers of  NH photography.)

Photography equipment for sale or wanted.

Photographers seeking other photographers/artists to buy co-op or

   condo artist gallery center or multi-use building. Here is your

   meeting place for creative minds to collectively own BIG real estate!

Photography assignment wanted (name your area/specialty).

Photography for sale (name your area/specialty).

Photography help wanted (not models, but photographers, sales help).

Other classifieds will be printed for a small fee

for non-photographers, such as camera stores and photo agencies.

show times!

As space allows, we will print a FREE listing of time and place of YOUR photo show. Is your gallery holding a show or open house, or you are participating in an art or photography show? Here’s your place for a free listing. New Hampshire locations are given first priority.

Photo club events and news:

In future issues, as space allows, we will print dates and times of  New Hampshire photography club meetings. Email your info to be included.

      Send to   donrealtor@roadrunner.com  

What’s on sale?      Includes auctions of photo stuff

Hey, we all love a bargain! Let’s keep an eye out for sales of interest to photographers. For example, picture frames. To buy them “right” at the lowest cost for resale, you may have to buy a case lot of two zillion.   If you don’t exactly need a zillion, but you may want 2 or 3 at a time, you may be just as well off to go to a retailer and buy frames when they go on sale. We will watch for those events, and will share them with you. If we learn of a supplier with a “deal” you’ll see it here. Also, for a small fee, suppliers may advertise in this ever-so-humble publication!

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Everything else we haven’t thought of in any category above. Got a funny photo? Maybe we’ll print it. We all need a laugh.

News of Interest to Photographers: Spring 2007

                    the goals of this newsletter:

A: Identify times and locations in New Hampshire where landscape and special events offer opportunities for photographers, amateur and professional alike, to capture moments on film to “show off” this very special State we all call home. Your objectives may be many, to sell your photos, to build a personal collection, even to contribute to your local historical society as a resource for future generations to see New Hampshire as we saw it. We’ll give you exact locations to shoot the best photos, even the time of day when possible!

B: Share information on clubs and events of interest to photographers, videographers, filmmakers and all who practice film or graphic arts.

C: An informal place to buy and sell used photographic equipment.

D: SHOW TIME!   Dates and places of shows and exhibitions for and by photographers. You are invited to list time and place of yours!

E: Yes, we are REALTORS®, and make a living in real estate. This newsletter will showcase properties that uniquely lend themselves as homes or business locations for photographers. We are not in this niche market by accident. As photographers, and understanding the details of what makes a property well suited for this kind of work, we have sold several homes and business locations of this type. If you want to sell your photography studio, we are the specialists for you.

*** Future editions will feature a New Hampshire photo that typifies the style and environment that we all enjoy here in the Granite State.

You are invited to email a submission, and will of course be given credit and your contact information on where to buy your work!

Ashland photos taken  Tuesday   June   30  09

Photo above:   sill  needs repair, at back deck