Recently, the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, NH, offered the opportunity for photographers to compete to have their works displayed at the museum and to participate in a "Photo Slam." After reviewing nearly one hundred entries, event curator Gary Samson, Chair of Photography at the New Hampshire Institute of Art, selected twelve ...

The Margret & H.A. Rey Center announces the opening reception of LOCAL VIEWS: A VALLEY OF ART on Sunday, October 11 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., featuring a slideshow by photographer highlighting his stunning polar bear photos at 7:30 p.m. The exhibit will showcase seven local New Hampshire artists: Kirsten Carruth, Sarah Heidenis, Andrew ...

Are you a professional or aspiring photographer? Have you dreamed about your work being shown in a museum? This is your chance! Enter the Currier's Photo Slam for a chance for your photographs to be shown at the museum and on the museum's website. Photo Slam is a fun, casual venue for New England photographers to share what they do. ...

Local Wedding Photographer Looks to Beat Recession Contest offers 50% off to creative brides and grooms Local wedding photographer Marina Zinovyeva has noticed that wedding budgets have been shrinking, along with the economy. She therefore has decided to give local couples a break. Any bride or groom looking to get married in New England this ...

Kangamangus Highway, NH © Catherine Bligh, 2006 September 2007 Prints of this photograph and others may be ordered from my website, www.cblighphotography.com or email me at info@cblighphotography.com How To Get Here:  Take Rt. 112 east from North Woodstock,  This view is located just west of the Greenly Ponds Trailhead parking ...

BY JENN McDOWELL The Rockwoods have completely reinvented themselves, undergoing extreme career changes and finding new love with the loons. John and Sue Rockwood, both in their fifties, have found a way to get paid for what they love, something everyone ultimately aims for. John Rockwood, 54, was laid off from his job as a software ...

BY DAVE CHOATE Just five years before The Goffstown News swung into business, a mysterious man from Manchester came by the town with a camera and an unusual mission. Arthur Blackman took hundreds of pictures of houses, roads and trees throughout the town. The only thing he left behind after his whirlwind tour of the town were yellowed ...

Kinsman Falls, Franconia Notch, NH © Catherine Bligh, 2007 May 15, 2007 A short hike up the Basin-Cascades Trail from The Basin in Franconia Notch takes you to this picturesque gem. Prints of this photograph and others may be ordered from my website, www.cblighphotography.com