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  • Tom Gibbons Photography

    A little about me: At age 7 I started a lifelong passion with photography. I confiscated my parents Kodak DouFlex II camera and took pictures of everything. At age 10 I taught myself how to process and print B&W film and at age 12 I took my first photo course at the NH Institute of Art. I continued my love of photography and while in the Navy I started photographing friends weddings. When I got out I continued with the weddings, but also worked at a modeling studio and a school picture company. In 1983 I started my own business and have been full time and at it since then. Digital has created a new creative outlet for me as I can now take my images to the next creative level. I love working all over N.E. and having fun with all of my couples.

    Create a feed and follow my Blog as I will be posting many images of my work and even some of my personal life.

    Since I am always behind the camera I do not have many images of myself, but I love this one taken a couple of years ago when we had tons of snow. Lets hope next year is better!

Valentina & Harry April 27, 2012 Searles Castle

I had the pleasure of photographing this couples wedding on a beautiful, but cool day, at the Stunning Searles Castle in Windham, NH.  The bride was one of the warmest people and the couple could not have been happier.  The flowers, by Ford Flowers, were incredible as always.  Dave P. from Get Down Tonight provided the entertainment. Enjoy the images!

 

 

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Some of my favorite B&W images that I made in NH, AZ and California

I love Black & White photography!  I love the process of b&w film and darkroom work.  I have posted just a few of my favorite images that I photographed and printed some years ago.  I have very little time for the darkroom work, however I still have my darkroom and favorite film cameras.  These are just a few that I scanned and made available for digital.  Some of the images I find look much better printed digitally (much more control over the overall contrast, but more important is the local contrast in the mid tones) and some I prefer printed the traditional way.  I still find it totally magical when the image starts to appear in the developer.  Enjoy the images and please leave some feedback.

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