I had the pleasure of photographing a few houses for Matt Morrill, the owner and genius behind Grandview Log and Timber Frames.  Matt does unbelievable work, and he wanted me to photograph a few of his houses in time for a timber framing show in mid-Maine.  I had been inside one of his houses before, so I was happy to oblige.  Matt does amazing work, and it was a pleasure to see the inside of these homes.  Here are a few of my favorites:

Post by Michelle Turner, Maine Photographer and Destination Photographer
Tags: Maine Photography, Grandview Log and Timber Frames

One of my favorite things about my job is the fact that I get to travel so much to photograph weddings and portraits.  In addition to the awesome frequent flier miles, I also get to bounce back between weather extremes- I have to admit, it is definitely nice to leave New England every few weeks during this time of year when New England is covered by a layer of snow.  Here are two personal photographs from the weather extremes that I have seen over the past few weeks.

First is the amazing waterspout that I saw off of the coast of Puerto Vallarta while I was photographing the destination wedding of Katherine and Paul (more on that later!)- for those of you that don’t know, a waterspout is a tornado over water:

After I left the 80 degree weather of Vallarta, I returned home to a two day snowstorm and sub-zero temperatures.  Here is a pic from the frigid northeast:

Post by Michelle Turner, Maine Wedding Photographer and Destination Wedding Photographer
Tags: Crazy Weather, Waterspout Photograph, Maine Photography, Puerto Vallarta Photography

This has been a crazy week, so I’m going to clump in a few recent sessions together!  I must have been in a black and white mood yesterday as all of my fave pics are in black and white!  First, Arlo for his six month shoot:

Next, I had an impromptu session with two friends of mine during the crazy snowstorm yesterday:

Finally, a few images from Bailey’s four month session: