Covering a story takes me up in a plane, out in a boat, underwater, in a smelt shack, in a duck blind. I take on assignments for magazines, book publishers and newspapers, non-profits and entrepreneurs. I built a studio to create stock - lots and lots of stock. Creative, fun, quirky stuff. Vivid and clean. My stock file is managed by National Geographic Stock.

My first book was Confluence: Merrymeeting Bay (Tilbury House Publishers 2006, Author Frank Burroughs) and I just finished another book with a working title The Maine Boat, (Author Michael Crowley). In 2004, I was awarded a Photographic Development Contract from National Geographic Magazine for my slimy, nocturnal work with American eels. In 2008 I joined the team at SwimVacation as a swim guide and photographer. In 2009 I collaborated with free diving videographer Steve Underwood in the development of an underwater studio. 

In my boundless search for outlets for creative expression, I moonlight as an actor with the Theater Project Professional Company in Brunswick, Maine. I love to quilt and paint, and I swim every day. I live with my husband, son Finn, and one cat.

I’m happiest in, on and under water.

Published

Atlantic Salmon Journal, Boston Globe, Boys' Life, Colby Magazine, Discover, Dive International UK, DownEast, Maine Boats Homes & Harbors, Maine Times, Le Monde, National Geographic Explorer, National Geographic Kids, National Geographic Books, nationalgeographic.com, Nature Conservancy, The New York Times, Ocean Navigator, Patagonia, Pictory, Portland Press Harold, Smithsonian Books, Trout, The Wall Street Journal, Wooden Boat