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With 37 years of outstanding photography, Carolyn Bates’ experience and dedication to her craft qualifies her as one of New England’s best working photographers. With a passion for photography, Carolyn communicates through her photographs to show the viewer a snapshot of a precise moment in time. For each project that she works on, Carolyn captures the subject matter with the utmost skill. She sees past any hurdle that may present itself by applying creative problem-solving techniques. Carolyn works to maintain her artistic and professional integrity by treating each assignment with the same level of attention to achieving that perfect shot. She will not only make your work stand out, but she will also take the extra step to make sure that you are happy with the experience. If you are interested, you are welcomed into the shoot as a member of the team and can participate in any aspect. When you are looking for the a photographer that will help you feature your latest project, give Carolyn a call. She has the expertise to take you there. What does Carolyn bring to your next project? Not only does Carolyn bring years of experience working as a professional photographer in Vermont, but she also brings a diversity within the body of her work. She photographs architecture in both commercial and residential locations, lifestyle images, landscapes both scenic and professionally designed, and portraits for businesses and families. Carolyn is also available for editorial shoots for magazines and publications. Along with her professional services as a photographer, Carolyn offers a variety of photographs that can be bought as stock photography. A selection these photos are located in flip-books for you to look through. Even better...if you want to see more, just email her. She will search her database to provide a selection of images that best suits your next project. What People are saying about Carolyn
"...Somehow, she’s got the perfect combination of technical know-how, artistic vision, and psychological insight. She can set up the conditions for your best self to come forward. And then, when that best self does show up – in a moment which lasts no longer than the width of a hair– Carolyn can capture it beautifully. ..." Read the full testimonial
-Kathryn Blume, Creative Roustabout
"Looks great, Carolyn. Makes me want to live there."
-Alan Newman, Newman House
"...People cannot say enough wonderful things about the pics on my website. Including those who are not able to find availability."
-Maggie Sherman, One Of A Kind Bed & Breakfast
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Tuesday, 10 August 2010 00:00 |
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Just did a photo shoot with Larry Asam and Peter Larsen, so we could all have new portraits. Larry and Peter did the heavy duty portraits, while I shot the behind the scenes. The weather looked great, until we got to the front porch of the Congregational Church on Winooski. Yes, we had torrential rains and wild winds. Here is a sneak peak of the portraits.   
Find out more about Larry Asam and Peter Larsen: Larry Asam - www.lasamphoto.com Peter Larsen -
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Tuesday, 27 July 2010 14:10 |
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Last Saturday, manned with a crew of children from the Lake Champlain Sailing Center, the Mashnee won the local Regatta for Lake Champlain. The regatta earns money for several non-profit organizations that help to keep Lake Champlain healthy. 
Mashnee, winning boat; Captain: Jan Rozendaal and
Crew Member: Mark Naud, President of LC Sailing Center
With great pleasure I had the opportunity to shoot the Mashnee. This winning boat is, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful boats I have ever seen.
The Mashnee is 46' Nathanael Greene Herreshoff designed Buzzard's Bay 30 originally built by the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company of Bristol, Rhode Island in 1902. In 2004m her current owner, Jan Rozendaal of South Burlington, Vermont, acquired her. When Jan purchased the Mashnee, it was not a floatable vessel. It took three years at Darling's Boatworks in Charlotte, VT for the Mashnee to be almost completely rebuilt. Look at her now!
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Thursday, 22 July 2010 07:53 |
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Jon and Betsy Anderson hired architect Sandra Vitzthum to design a retirement friendly home on Lake Elmore. Sandra designed an extremely beautiful and comfortable house for the Andersons using fireplaces, porches, decks, floor to ceiling walls of windows, hardwoods, marble, cherry and soapstone. The first floor is handicap accessible: entryway, living room, dining room, kitchen with a breakfast area, laundry, mudroom, bedroom and bath.
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Friday, 16 July 2010 12:48 |
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14th Annual Flynn Garden Tour was held on Sunday, July 11, 2010. The tour showcased 9 private gardens located in the Burlington Area as well as having a tea at Gardener's Supply in Burlington.
The event was just perfect!
One of the gardens that was opened up to this tour was that of April Cornell, a fabulous fabric and dress designer. She trumped the show with her decorated swing (seen below). I had the pleasure of having two girls from Sweden swing for my camera. 
For more information about the Flynn Center's events, visit their website at flynncenter.org.
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Thursday, 24 June 2010 12:03 |
My 1940 Hot Rod Lincolnby Todd R. Lockwood
www.ToddRLockwood.com
I had no idea how much fun this 1940 Lincoln Contitental would be until I owned it. I was into newer, sexier cars, like Ferraris.
© Todd R. Lockwood 2005 My dad drooled at this Lincoln for his entire adult life. It pulled into Lake Placid, NY, brand new, in the summer of 1941. My dad was a lifeguard at the local beach at the time. The Lincoln appeared on the streets of Lake Placid every summer like clockwork. Years later, when my dad was in his fifties, he announced at the dinner table that he was going to buy the car from the current owner's estate, no matter what the cost. The owner was 85 at the time, so my dad figured he wouldn't have to wait too long. The guy lived to 104.
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