Annual Convention Booklet.

1. MARCH 4-6, 2022
www.VtProPhoto.org
93rd
Annual

2. 2022 Conference Programs 2-3
A Message From Our President 4
Board Members & Past Presidents 4-5
President’s & Lifetime Awards 6
Vermont Degrees & Scholarships 7
PPA National Award 8
Memorial Fund & Mack Derrick 9
Annual Convention Image Awards 10
12 Elements of a Merit Print 11
2021 Annual Image Awards 12-19
Membership Listing 20-21
friday, march 4 (virtual) print competition
9:00am - 3:00pm Image Judging PrintCompetition.com
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Image Critique (Virtual via Zoom)
Please vote for the Member’s Choice Award (Friday 9am-9pm)
meet our jury panel:
Saturday, March 5 (in-person)
the essex resort & spa: 70 Essex Way, Essex Junction, VT
8:45am Registration Desk Opens (The Salons)
9:00-Noon Mark Mann (The Salons)
Lunch Break
1:00-4:00pm Colby McLemore (The Salons)
5:00pm Group & Board Portraits
5:30pm Cocktail Hour
6:00pm Banquet Dinner
7:00pm Auction & Awards (The Salons)
Sunday, March 6 (virtual)
9:00-11:00 Leslie Andrews
Lunch Break
Noon-2:00 Monica Sigmon
vermont professional photographers
The purposes of the organization are to raise the standards of photography,
both professionally and ethically, and to create, foster, promote and maintain
cordial relations and exchange knowledge among its members. Our bi-
monthly meetings feature seminars and workshops by guest speakers on
specified topics. Our yearly print critique gives our members opportunities
for feedback on new work. The annual convention is an in-depth opportunity
to learn, compare notes, receive honors, relax and have fun together.
code of ethics
1.
The practice of photography, both as a science and as an art, is worthy
of the very best thought and endeavor of all who enter it as a vocation.
2.
Our fellow photographer’s name and reputation shall be as sacred to
us as our own.
3.
No untrue or misleading statements shall be made, in any way, in any
form, in business promotions.
4.
It shall be our duty to impart freely of our knowledge so that photography
among our members may be raised to higher standards.
5.
It shall be our duty, individually, to strive to serve the public to the very
best of our ability in all matters pertaining to photography.
conference schedule
Jury Chair: Pete Rezac, M.Photog.Cr., CPP – Nevada
Judges: Bob Coates, M.Photog.M.Artist.Cr., CPP, EA-ASP – Arizona
Lisa Dillon, M.Photog.Cr., CPP – Oregon
Phaneendra Gudapati “PG”, M.Photog.Cr., CPP – Texas
Chris Richman, M.Photog.M.Artist.Cr., CPP - North Carolina
Gena Tussey, M.Photog.Cr., CPP - Tennessee
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contents
COVER: BEST IN SHOW AWARD 2021
“After the Storm” - Lorianne Simon
membership dues
VPP Member $150.00
Retired Membership (age 65+) $75.00
College Student Membership $25.00
High School Membership Free
Convention registration for members is
included in annual dues.
Monthly payment options also available.
Details at www.vtprophoto.org

3. convention speakers sunday, march 6 (virtual)
convention speakers saturday, march 5 (in person)
raffle tickets available on our website with registration, and in-person
Sat. until 5pm. First place winner receives 50% of profit, second place winner receives
a year membership to VPP. Drawing done on the night of Banquet, you do not have to
be present to be eligible. Proceeds benefit the VPP Educational Scholarship Fund. This
is awarded to photographers who seek to improve themselves in photography.
mark mann: What Makes a Portrait a Portrait?
9am - noon at the essex
A hands-on workshop with celebrity and advertising
photographer whose editorial work has appeared in
Esquire, Men’s Health, Vibe, Spin, Fortune, Billboard,
Parade and Complex, among others. He has shot
countless celebrities, including Robert Redford, Iggy
Pop, Jack Black, the Black Eyed Peas, Jerry Seinfeld, Dave Chappelle,
Rihanna, Queen Latifah, Bradley Cooper, Willie Nelson, Sean Connery,
John Hamm and Jennifer Hudson. Mark has amassed a sizable
advertising portfolio, as well.
leslie andrews: Creating the Life
You Deserve, Doing What You Love!
9am - 11am (vtprophoto.org to register)
Beauty and portrait photographer will discuss her
17-year journey in photography and her method to
running a successful photography business. “When I
began my career as a photographer I spent many years
struggling because I didn’t know the proper tools to running a success-
ful business. You see, having a creative process is just one element of
being a photographer. Today I will share my key elements of running a
successful business that will create stability, longevity and wealth.”
Monica Sigmon: The Artist Project
12pm - 2pm (vtprophoto.org to register)
Join Monica Sigmon, Sony Artisan of Imagery,
for an inspiring program all about staying fresh,
creative, and challenged all year-round with model
calls, invitationals and–most of all–artist projects.
Join Monica Sigmon, Sony Artisan of Imagery, for
an inspiring program all about staying fresh, creative, and challenged
all year-round with model calls, invitationals and–most of all–artist
projects. Follow along and learn the essential steps to maximize the
potential of your next project. You’ll leave this class armed with loads
of inspiration and practical strategies not only elevate your skillset and
brand, but create new offerings that are sure to delight your clients.
colby mclemore:
How You Can Start a Love Affair with Your Blog
1pm - 4pm at the essex
Everyone knows that you should be doing them but
few actually do. I’m talking about blog posts. Why
should I write them if I can’t imagine anyone is
reading them? And, if no one is reading them, why
should I write them? And, if I do write them, how can I get people to
read them? I stink at grammar so I’m afraid I’d embarrass myself? What
would I write about anyway? I had all these questions myself, and after
hearing the answers I finally found a way to systematize blog posts so
it became easier and easier to do them. Blogging can make all those
other marketing ideas come together and be more effective and easier to
implement. If you believe marketing can work, you can’t afford not to blog.
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message from the president
2018-20 Jonathan Adams
2016-18 Sarah McGarghan
2015-16 Kelly Schulze
2013-15 Kathleen Porter
2011-13 Terry Norris
2010-11 Diane Parenteau
2009-10 Janet Miller
2007-09 Don Whipple
2005-07 Andrea Carbonneau
2004-05 Charles A. Parker
2003-04 Robert Chartier
2002-03 Barry Hayes
2001-02 Gillian Randall
2000-01 Sharron B. Harrington
1998-00 Donna M. GoodHale
1997-98 Kevin Macy
1996-97 Robert Lizzari, Jr.
1995-96 Gillian Randall
1993-95 Charles A. Parker
1992-93 Robert C. Jenks
1991-92 Robert Lizzari, Jr.
1990-91 Pat Beltrami
1989-90 Jerry LeBlond
1988-89 Richard Brousseau
1987-88 Nancy Maynard
1985-87 Chris Beltrami
1983-85 Michael Maynard
1981-83 Priscilla Talcott Spahn
1980-81 William Kneen
1979-80 Frank Rother
1978-79 Al Krawczyk
1977-78 Arnold Spahn
1976-77 Earl Vierling
1975-76 Margaret Rother
1974-75 Tom Emrich
1973-74 Betsy Melvin
1972-73 Don DeRoehn
1971-72 John Lanzetta
1970-71 Joel Towart
1969-70 Don Weidenmayer
1968-69 Joel Towart
1967-68 Charles Jenks
1966-67 Eudora Patch
1965-66 Robert Lizzari, Sr.
1964-65 James Detore
1963-64 Donald Scott
1962-63 Ernestine Beltrami
1961-62 Angelo Lizzari
1960-61 Bernice Burnham
1959-60 Cliff Patch
1958-59 William Bartlett
1957-58 Ivan Burnham
1956-57 Gordon Barrett
1955-56 Elmer Kirk
1954-55 Burchard Huff
1953-54 Glen Foster
1952-53 Don Weidenmayer
1951-52 Warren Anderson
1950-51 Warren Case
1949-50 Charles Jenks
1948-49 Norman Porter
past presidents
president elect
2021-22 board of directors
2022-23 board of directors
Jonathan Adams
Treasurer
Heather Watt
VP of Education
Brian Watt
VP Print Competition
Jamie
Proctor-Brassard
VP Communication
Abby Graves
Secretary
Sarah McGarghan
Past President
Heather Perkins
Membership Director
Katie Paquette
Director / Auction
Jonathan Adams Treasurer
Heather Watt VP Communication
Brian Watt VP Print Competition
Natascha Dacres VP Education
Sarah McGarghan Past President
Katie Paquette Convention Chair
Abby Graves Director
Welcome to our 2022 Annual Vermont Professional
Photographers Convention.
As we come to the end of my term as President, I can’t
help but to reflect back to 2 years ago when I first stepped
into this role with big goals and expectations. Unfortunately
immediately after that convention everything changed for
us very quickly as COVID-19 came to town. Some of the
immediategoals may have been crushed, but theexpectations
that I had surpassed me by far. With the help of a very
strong and dedicated group of board members, we were
able to provide so many more education opportunities than I would have
ever expected under the conditions. Not only were we blessed with many
outside speakers, but our own members made it a point to interact often and
keep everything moving along, share their expertise, offer support, networking,
technical expertise, and marketing. Our meetings always started and ended
with smiles and supportive attitudes, This is my greatest appreciation to
them and shows their true professionalism and friendships.
We never know how quickly things can change, I ask that all of our wonderful
members continue to utilize the education and opportunities that are set
forth for you and follow the goals that you set for yourselves every day.
Peace, Health and Happiness
Natascha
This year marks my 10th as a VPP Member, and in celebration
and gratitude I step into the role of President. I can’t think
of a better way to give back to an organization that has given
me so much: priceless education, lifetime friendships and a
supportive community to name a few. I choose to lead with
the motto “a rising tide raises all ships,” and I look forward
to working with our dedicated board in continuing to offer
meaningful education, and to foster, promote and maintain
what makes this group so special: you. Cheers, Jamie

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vermont degrees
At the 91st Convention Banquet, two new state degree programs were
introduced, modeled after affiliate state’s programs. Both are cumulative
points earned in increments of 50. The “Service Degree” is designed to
recognize those members who volunteer their time and expertise to help
run the organization. The “Print Excellence Degree” has a white ribbon and
is presented to members who compete in Print Competition at the state level.
2020 degree recipients:
degrees scholarships
the ivan burnham scholarship
All professional members of the VPP are eligible to
receive scholarships to study photography at schools
of photography. Money for these scholarships comes
from interest from a fund which has been set up with
donations and profits which the Association has
earned from its annual conferences.
To be eligible for a scholarship, the member must
have paid dues on or before the first of February each
year and must have accumulated nine or more attendance
points (of a possible 14) during the year since the last conference.
Scholarships are awarded for study at any school approved by the Executive
Committee of the Association.
The Fund is named for the late Ivan and Bernice Burnham, loyal
members of the Vermont Professional Photographers, who gave freely
of their knowledge and time to all members. They operated a photography
studio in Waterbury for many years.
In 1994 the President’s Award was established as a means for the President to
recognize a person who has been of particular help during his or her term in
office. The President’s Award is presented at the Annual Awards Banquet to
the person or persons the President feels has provided outstanding service to
Vermont Professional Photographers during the preceding year.
Term President Recipient
2020/21 Natascha Dacres Heather Watt
2019/20 Jon Adams Natascha Dacres
2018/19 Jon Adams Wayne Tarr Sarah McGarghan
2017/18 Sarah McGarghan Jon Adams
2016/17 Sarah McGarghan Natascha Dacres
2015/16 Kelly Schulze Jamie Proctor-Brassard Sarah McGarghan
2014/15 Kathleen Porter Jon Adams Mark Sweeney
2013/14 Kathleen Porter Michael Maynard
2012/13 Terry Norris Kathleen Porter
2011/12 Terry Norris Susan Dutton
2010/11 Diane Parenteau Kelly Schulze Chris Beltrami
2009/10 Janet Miller Diane Parenteau
2008/09 Don Whipple Larry Asam
2007/08 Don Whipple Janet Miller
2006/07 Andrea Carbonneau Don Whipple
2005/06 Andrea Carbonneau Diane Parenteau
2004/05 Charles A. Parker Donna M. GoodHale
2003/04 Robert Chartier Gillian Randall Robert Lizzari, Jr.
2002/03 Barry Hayes Louise Supple
2001/02 Gillian Randall Robert Lizzari, Jr. Donna GoodHale
2000/01 Sharron Harrington Robert Lizzari, Jr.
1999/00 Donna M. GoodHale Charles A. Parker
1998/99 Donna M. GoodHale Sharron Bliss Harrington
1997/98 Kevin Macy Julie Ireland
1996/97 Robert Lizzari, Jr. Donna M. GoodHale
1995/96 Gillian Randall Ed Davis
1994/95 Charles A. Parker Jerry LeBlond
1993/94 Charles A. Parker Michael Maynard
2021 PRESTIGIOUS LIFETIME AWARDS
Kevin and Ann Macy Don Whipple
2021 PRESIDENT’S
AWARD - Heather Watt
president’s award
(S) denotes Service Degree
(S PE) denotes both Service and Print Excellence Degrees
Longtime members with
their new degrees 2020
Board Members at
91st Convention Banquet 2020
Past Present Presidents
Jon Adams (S PE)
Andrea Carboneau (S)
Natascha Dacres (S PE)
Bill Kneen (S)
Sarah McGarghan (S PE)
Janet Miller (S)
Kathleen Porter (S)
Jamie Proctor-Brassard (S PE)
Gillian Randall (S)
Kelly Schulze (S PE)
Wayne Tarr (S PE)

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The National Award is offered by the Professional Photographers of America
to State, Regional, National International affiliated organizations on a
yearly basis. First made available in 1958, the award recognizes those persons
who generously contribute their time and talents to the service of their
profession, their affiliated organization, and their fellow photographers.
Selections of the award are determined by the recipient’s peers, which adds to
its distinction and value.
The choice of the recipient is left to the individual state, regional, and national
affiliates. It may be given to a member or non-member, to someone in or
outside the field of professional photography. It need not be awarded every
year if no suitable candidate is found. The award will be presented at the
VPP’s annual awards function.
The selection of a new recipient is made by the VPP National Award Committee
which is composed of all living recipients of this award from the VPP.
2019 Wayne Tarr
2017 Kevin Macy
2012 David Cramer
2009 Nancy Green
2007 Don R. Whipple
2005 Donna M. GoodHale
2004 Ed Davis
2001 Gillian Randall
1998 Robert Jenks
1997 Robert Lizzari, Jr.
1996 Charles A. Parker
1995 Jerry LeBlond
1992 Michael Maynard
1984 Arnold Spahn
Priscilla Spahn
1979 Ann DeRoehn
Don DeRoehn
1976 Margaret Rother
1973 Joel Towart
1972 Charles Jenks
1969 Robert Lizzari, Sr.
1968 Jack Petri
1967 Bernice Burnham
1966 Angelo Lizzari
1963 Mack Derick
1962 Burnham Studio
1961 Clifford Patch
1960 William Bartlett
1959 Eudora Patch
Robert Alzner
William Bartlett
Ernestine Beltrami
Armand Beltrami
Eris Colomb
Mack Derick
Anne DeRoehn
James V. Detore
Dorothy Squire Farr
Joseph Jaminet
Charles Jenks
Angelo Lizzari
Gary Michaels
Clifford Patch
Eudora “Dot” Patch
Joel Towart
VERMONT’S PPA NATIONAL AWARD RECIPIENT 2021
Kathleen Porter
memorial fund
ppa national award
mack derick award
The Memorial Fund of the Vermont Professional Photographers was
established in 1973 as a fitting way to honor the memory of those who
are no longer with us. Contributions to this fund may be made in any
amount in memory of friends, relatives and loved ones. Proceeds of this
fund help the Ivan and Bernice Burnham Fund to provide scholarships for
eligible members for the improvement of their photographic knowledge
and skills.
The Mack Derick Memorial Award was established in 1994
to give members a continuing incentive to create and enter
images of their own production. The award is in memory of
one of the founders of Vermont Professional Photographers
and a lifelong craftsman of the photographic arts.
Any member of VPP may enter one print annually in the
Mack Derick Memorial competition. Each entry must be wholly of the
maker’s own production, (with the exception of color first generation
processing) from the negative through the finished, mounted print including
all retouching or enhancement. Judging shall be on the same basis as the
VPP Annual Image Competition. In order to receive the Mack Derick Print
Award, the competitor must enter annually until 15 points have been awarded.
If the competitor misses a year, the point total returns to zero and the count
starts over.
2009 Chris Wideawake
2001 Matthew Payeur
2000 Wayne S. Tarr
1999 Arnold Spahn
1999 Barry Hayes
1998 Robert C. Jenks
1998 Charles A. Parker
PPA IMAGING EXCELLENCE AWARD
Jon Adams - 2020
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93rd
annual convention image awards
Impact
What you see first. What holds your eye. What demands your
attention. What commands you to look.
Technical
Excellence
This is the print quality of the actual image as it’s presented
for viewing. There are a lot of aspects that speak to the qual-
ities of the physical print. These can include: retouching,
manipulation, sharpness, exposure color correction.
Creativity
Originality. A fresh approach. Creative subject, cropping,
design, invention, feeling, etc.
Style
Your style reflects your vision. Artistic expression and
uniqueness of execution
Composition
Harmonious arrangements. Using dynamic symmetry to
place the most important objects within a space.
Presentation Dare to be different. The presentation enhances the photo-
graph. Does the cropping add to the composition? Does the
matting and mounting compliment and support the image?
Color
Balance
Creative use of color - examples: complimentary
colors, dark against light, strong against weak. Interpretive,
primary, secondary, tertiary, aggressive and receding colors.
Center Of
Interest
Subject matter holds the eye. The main subject is arranged so
that one center of interest prevails. Secondary points are also
important to the photograph, but shouldn’t be distracting.
Lighting Lighting is the art of photography. It creates the mood,
reproduces the characteristics of the subjects, and makes a
statement. Good directional lighting is essential. Without it,
photography lacks strength and definition.
Subject
Matter
Interpretation of the subject matter. Selection of the
subject. Treatment can be very creative: young and old, warm
and cool. The camera angle for the subject is important.
Technique Technique is the foundation of creative photography. How
well all the elements are assembled and combined. Different
treatments for the subject matter. Knowledge of art principles
is important. Breaking the rules can be a good technique only
if the follow through is purposeful with forethought.
Story
Telling
Every picture should tell a story and be able to be understood
in just a moment or two. The reason for the photograph and
the statement it is making. The achievement of a purpose
helps build an emotional response which challenges the
viewers imaginations and views.
VERMONT HIGH LEVEL OF EXCELLENCE GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE
AWARDS: These three awards are based on image competition performance,
scores are based on the highest total score from the top four entries in a
6-piece case.
BEST OF SHOW AWARD: Highest scoring entry overall from the five
category winners*
MEMBER’S CHOICE AWARD: Awarded to the image with the highest
number of votes by VPP members, tallied by ballot.
BEST FIRST-TIMER AWARD: A mini competition among VPP members who
are first time entrants. Highest scoring image among the first-time entrants.
MOST PROMISING NEWCOMER: Awarded to a Vermonter who has competed
in VPP’s Image Competition for 2 consecutive years, or more.
YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHER AWARD: Awarded to a deserving young
photographer, who is 25 years of age, or younger.
STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER AWARD: Awarded to a Vermont student
photographer who is currently in high school, or college, and is full-time and
in good standing. The winner of the Student Photographer award will receive
a $500 college scholarship.
GEORGE R. READ MEMORIAL AWARD: A Vermont image judged as being
most representative of the State of Vermont. This award was instituted in 1975
by the Rothers in memory of Margaret’s father.
COURT OF HONOR AWARDS Any single image entry that scores 80-100, is
eligible for these judges’ choice awards. Three awards shall be given to non-
masters, three awards shall be given to VPP members holding a PPA degree:
Master of Photography, Master Artist, Master of Wedding Photography.
One award for an out of state entrant may be chosen.
CREATIVE THEME AWARD: A special entry with a different theme each
year. 2022’s theme is “Blue”
BEST BLACK WHITE AWARD
BEST PORTRAIT AWARD
BEST WEDDING/EVENT AWARD
BEST ILLUSTRATIVE AWARD
BEST LANDSCAPE AWARD
BEST ARTIST AWARD (previously the Creatively Plus Award)*
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER (CPP) AWARD:
Given to the highest scoring image by a Vermont VPP CPP.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PHOTOGRAPHERS (ASP) AWARD
Given to the highest scoring image by a Vermont VPP ASP member.
MACK DERICK MEMORIAL AWARD (see page 9)
12 elements of a merit image
*
Presented to the highest scoring entry in
their respective category, scoring 80-100.
Or a Judges’ Choice if more than one
entry in same highest scoring level
(Excellent, Superior, Exceptional).

8. THE VERMONT HIGH LEVEL OF
EXCELLENCE AWARD – BRONZE – Kelly Schulze
THE VERMONT HIGH LEVEL OF
EXCELLENCE AWARD – SILVER – Wayne Tarr
THE VERMONT HIGH LEVEL OF
EXCELLENCE AWARD – GOLD – Jamie Proctor-Brassard
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2021 image awards

9. 2021 image awards
BEST FIRST-TIMER AWARD
Tony Caccavo
YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHER AWARD
Kayla Bailey
MOST PROMISING
NEWCOMER AWARD
Brian Watt
VERMONT’S CREATIVE THEME “IN MOTION”
“Equal and Opposite” by Jamie Proctor-Brassard
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10. 2021 image awards
BEST ARTIST AWARD
“Who’s There” - Brian Watt
BEST WEDDING/EVENT AWARD
“Joyful Reflection” - Brian Watt
BEST ILLUSTRATIVE AWARD
“Looking for Lunch” - Lorianne Simon
NON-MASTER COURT OF HONOR
“Pop of Color” by Heather Watt (L)
“United Sadness of America” by Jamie Proctor-Brassard (R)
MASTER COURT OF HONOR
“Whisper” - Brian Watt (L)
“Daphne” - Wayne Tarr (R)
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11. 2021 image awards
BEST LANDSCAPE/CITYSCAPE AWARD
THE GEORGE READ MEMORIAL AWARD
“Vermont Sunrise” - Kelly Schulze
BEST PORTRAIT AWARD,
BEST BLACK WHITE
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL
PHOTOGRAPHER CPP
“Inner Struggles” by Natascha Dacres
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PHOTOGRAPHERS AWARD
MASTER COURT OF HONOR
“Behold” by Wayne Tarr
MEMBERS’ CHOICE AWARD
NON-MASTER COURT OF
HONOR
“Breathe Deep”
by Jamie Proctor-Brassard
Left to Right Top:
“Muted Garden” – Katie Paquette
“Looking for Lunch” – Lorianne Simon
“Daphne” – Wayne Tarr
Bottom Row:
“Leaf Peeper” – Kelly Schulze
“Eye Candy” – Jamie Proctor-Brassard
“Breathe Deep” – Jamie Proctor-Brassard
(shown on previous page)
judges choice awards
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Jonathan Adams,
M. Photog., Cr., CPP m
Jon Adams Photography
jon@jonadamsphoto.com
802-355-2435
jonadamsphoto.com
Pamela Adams
Four Seasons Photography by Pam
pamca68@yahoo.com
802-370-4437
Kayla Bailey l
kaylasphotos17@gmail.com
802-582-9498
kmbailey3.wix.com/photography
Daria Bishop
Daria Bishop Photography
daria@dariabishop.com
802-233-5170
dariabishop.com
Marcia Blanco l
marcia.blanco@fnesu.org
802-825-5480
Brooke Bourdeau l
bbourdeau0@gmail.com
802-871-2701
Charles Brunetto w
Snowy Hill Photography
cwbrunet@syr.edu
1802-989-8816
Andrea Carboneau w
Andrea Carbonneau Photography
carb3@charter.net
802-454-1381
Colter Carlstedt l
colterc8@gmail.com
518-915-0519
Jen Cypress
Dwelling Photography
jen@dwellingphotography.com
802-338-2914
dwellingphotography.com
Natascha Dacres, CPP m
Natascha’s Photography, LLC
nsdphotos@aol.com
802-238-4480
nataschasphotos.com
Will Devereux l
Devx Photography
Will@devxdesign.com
802-557-4901
Devxphoto.com
Brian Dewyea
Brian Dewyea Photography
briandewyeaphoto@gmail.com
802-316-0241
briandewyeaphotography.com
Brian Farnum
B. Farnum Photography
brian@bfarnumphotography.com
802-770-0047
bfarnumphotography.com
Grace Farrar l
farrargrace@yahoo.com
802-582-9535
Barrie Fisher
Barrie Fisher Photo
office@bfisherphoto.com
802-917-2500
Bfisherphoto.com
Andrew Foster
werdnafosterphotography@
gmail.com
207-570-9199
Robin Foster w
foster@madriver.com
802-371-7456
Abby Graves, CPP m
A. Baldwin Photography
a.baldwinphotography@yahoo.com
802-923-6013
abaldwinphotography.com
Nancy Green,
M.Photog.Cr., CPP
Nancy Green Photography
nancy@nancygreen.com
508-889-7610
nancygreen.com
Melvin Guante
Cr Photog, CPP
Melvin’s Photo
melvin@melvinsphoto.com
617-942-3432
melvinsphoto.com
Melissa Hall-Archambault
melspics7@yahoo.com
802-782-3191
Kelly Hinds
Photography by Kelly Hinds
khinds513@gmail.com
585-330-4859
photographybykellyhinds.org
Chloee Hull l
chloee.hull@stu.fnesu.org
802-933-4956
Anne Jenks v
802-748-3421
Evangeline Jenne l
Jenndbailey@yahoo.com
8024849189
Erik Johnson
Photography By Erik
erik@photographybyerik.com
802-370-3056
photographybyerik.com
Victoria Kane
v_kane02@yahoo.com
802-393-2351
Thea Koch l
TK Photography
theakoch7@gmail.com
802-696-9940
tkphotography993.wixsite.com/
my-site
Lee Krohn
Lee Krohn Photography LLC
leekrohn1@gmail.com
802-733-7788
leekrohnphoto.smugmug.com
Colette Kulig
Colette Kulig Photography
colette@colettekulig.com
802-236-7524
colettekulig.com
Linda Lanteigne w
Linda Lanteigne Photography
llanteigne@icloud.com
802-222-7745
lindalanteignephotography.com
Senator Patrick Leahy v
U.S. Senate
Kevin Macy v
Finest Image Photography
finestimage@gmail.com
802-879-6050
finestimagephotography.com
Michael Maynard, Cr.Photog. v
Mindpictures, Inc.
lensman@mindpictures.com
802-295-2650
mindpictures.com
Sage Maynard l
sageymaire@gmail.com
802-318-2350
Kira McDonald l
kira.mcdonald.vt@gmail.com
802-777-6160
Frank McDonough
Vermont Creative Photography
frankster80@comcast.net
802-893-8121
Noelle Mcelheny l
noemcelheny@mymtsd-vt.org
802-318-7908
Sarah McGarghan,
M.Photog. m
Srmphotography
magoo@wcvt.com
802-238-0663
Srmphotography.com
Geoffrey McLoughlin
Portrait Gallery
pgallery@comcast.net
802-864-4411
portraitgallery-vt.com
Taylor Metcalf l
tmetcalf2002@gmail.com
802-923-6779
Janet Miller, M.Photog. v
Janet Miller Photography
janetrowellmiller@gmail.com
802-728-9211
janetmillerphotography.com
Robert North
Robert North Photography
rnorth@vermontel.com
802-436-2221
Katie Paquette m
Moments by Kate
momentsbykatevt@gmail.com
802-310-0616
Tara Partlow
BirdieLou Photography
tarapartlow@hotmail.com
802-868-7955
Heather Perkins m
With Love Photography LLC
withlovevt@gmail.com
802-324-7672
withlovevt.com
Julia Pfaff
julpfaff@mymtsd-vt.org
802-559-2229
McKinley Pfaff l
mspinvt@icloud.com
802-503-4594
Kathleen Porter
North Photography, LLC
kathleen@north-photo.com
802-435-0224
north-photo.com
Jamie Proctor-Brassard m
Letter10 Creative
j@letter10creative.com
802-249-4827
letter10creative.com
Gillian Randall,
M.Photog.Cr. v
Gillian Randall Photography
gillian@gillianrandall.com
802-578-2144
gillianrandall.com
Kelly Schulze, M. Photog., Cr.
Mountain Dog Photography
kelly@mountaindogphotography.net
802-989-5707
mountaindogphotography.net
Michael Schwartz w
Tenagra Photography LLC
mbs@tenagraphoto.com
520-904-6493
viewbug.com/member/Tenagra-
PhotographyLLC
Lorianne Simon w
DWR LTD
lori@thedashjourney.com
406-839-3953
lorisimonphotography.com
Arnold Spahn v
Runnymede
apspahn@comcast.net
802-728-4799
Priscilla Spahn v
Runnymede
802-728-4799
Mia St. Amand l
miastamand@mymtsd-vt.org
518-569-1677
Amanda Starr
Amanda Starr Photography
starr@amandastarrphotography.com
802-535-4797
amandastarrphotography.com
Wayne Tarr,
M.Photog.Cr., CPP v
Wayne Tarr’s Studio
of Photography
photogvt@hotmail.com
802-524-3800
waynetarr.com
Linda Towart-Hoyt v
Toward Photography
graycatbird1@yahoo.com
518-494-2380
Hazel Wagner l
Hazel Wagner Photography
hazeljwagner@comcast.net
802-579-2366
hazelwagnerphotography.com
Karen Ward
Karen Ward Photography, LLC
karenwardphotography@gmail.com
802-370-9817
Heather Watt, CPP m
Watt Studios
hello@wattstudiosvt.com
802-338-8559
wattstudiosvt.com
Brian Watt, M.Photog. m
Watt Studios
brian.watt@gd-ots.com
802-338-5060
wattstudiosvt.com
Don Whipple, M.Photog.Cr. v
Whipple’s Studio
drwhip@gmail.com
802-334-8138
donwhipplephotography.com
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EA-ASP
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Arizona
Lisa
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–
Oregon
Phaneendra
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Tussey
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CPP
•
Pete
Rezac
(NV),
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CPP
•
Don
Chick
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