The 2010 Miss Maine Scholarship Pageant has wrapped up, and it certainly provided two incredible nights!
CoverThis Photography would like to wish our two new title-holders, Arikka Knights (Miss Maine 2010) and Marybeth Noonan (Miss Maine’s Outstanding Teen 2010) a hearty congratulations, and a job well done! Read the rest of this entry »
Signed,
CoverThis Photography is pleased to present the full event gallery of the 2010 World Cup Bull Riders Championship Finals. It was a great weekend, with an amazing turnout, great food, awesome music, and some of the best Bull Riding a person could ever hope to see. Deja Vu even came in all the way from Brazil! Just incredible.
Thanks to everyone who attended and stopped by the CoverThis Photography booth. We hope to see you at another Rodeo very soon. If you ordered photographs, they are now in, and will be shipping out on Tuesday.
Click “Read the rest of this entry” for a few more teaser photos and a link to the Full Gallery.
Signed,
I had the pleasure of shooting the Annual Kenduskeag Stream Canoe race yet again this year. I have had the luck of having a number of my friends in the race over the past few years, and while I am not the “official” Photographer for the race (is there one?), if I am going to take photographs for friends, I might as well share the wealth. Read the rest of this entry »
Signed,Pageant season is right around the corner, and we just wrapped up the 2010 Miss Maine Spring Gala!
It was a great day that went off without a hitch.
The Miss Maine Spring Gala is a time for the young women competing in the Miss Maine Scholarship Pageant to meet and learn from the volunteers of the Pageant, as well as each other. There are various coaching sessions on Public Speaking, approaching Interviews, Etiquette, Beauty and Skin care, and Networking and Fundraising. The day was long (starting at 8 AM and finally drawing to a close with the Gala at 10 PM), but much was learned as girls were put through their paces during Mock Interviews, Talent Critiques and Wardrobe Consultations, in preparation for the 2010 Miss Maine Scholarship Pageant.
There were even a few vendors on hand offering everything a Pageant Girl needs to survive (Gowns, Earrings and Necklaces; the essentials) and each girl was given the chance to have a personal one-on-one with Miss Maine 2009, Susie Stauble, to get in the mind of a current Title Holder. It was basically a pageantry boot-camp, and something I would suggest any woman considering competing in a pageant should experience. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s been quiet around here lately, I’m more than OK with admitting that, but that’s not going to be the case for long. I have a few things in the oven that will be going live right around the New Year. What have you got to look forward to in the Year of the Tiger besides 365 glorious days? Let’s see:
Basically, check back, your going to see a whole new CoverThis Photography come the new year, and you DO NOT want to miss it!
Signed,
30 Years of good old fashioned Family Fun and Bluegrass Music, transforming a humble campground in Brunswick, Maine into one of the better known Bluegrass Festivals in America, has come to an end. This weekend marked the end of an era at Thomas Point Beach, and to commemorate the event people turned out by the droves to share their little piece of the story that was the TPB Bluegrass Festival. It was emotional, hysterical, and incredibly nostalgic.
Signed,
What has been one cold and wet Summer came around 360 this weekend to provide phenomenal weather for two delightful people, and friends of CoverThis Photography.
CoverThis Photography extends a warm and heartfelt congratulations to Caleb and Miranda Wannemacher, who, this Sunday, started down the long and fulfilling road of marriage…
Signed,You can be told many things by friends and family, but there are just some things you need to learn on your own to really grasp.
One of those things is the importance of regular back-ups.
Not of photos and personal documents, people usually grasp that fairly quick out of the gate. I am talking about the less obvious things, things you take for granted due to assumed security and false promises. I am talking about your website content.
The webhost I was previously with seems to have gone under. Their main page is still up, but they are unresponsive in any channel, and they have taken a liking to dropping customers accounts with out notice. I was recently one of those customers. Luckily I had regular backups of my web design and template, but in the event of being cast to the curb, I failed to have backups of the itsy bitsy words and content of my site, and thus, after changing to a backup host, I am left with what you see here.
So, for the next few days/weeks, I will be adding content BACK to my website, and oh so much more. I will take this opportunity to expand the site, and finish little parts I had let slip the first time.
I will also be making backups, you know, just in case…
Signed,[For clients: My images are on a different collocation server with nightly backups and redundancy across the country. In addition I maintain three backups of culled photos in separate locations, as well as at the office. Client photo backups are not lacking in any way, and the server debacle here did not effect availability of those memories]
I had the opportunity this weekend to shoot the wedding of a few good friends of mine, Sam J McMillan and Jessica Giancola. I have known Sam J and Jess for too long to remember, before they were dating even (which has been a long time). So when they came to me to cover their most important of days, how could I resist?
First off, we just want to thank you all for making this, our 30th Annual Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival, one of our best festivals ever! Heck, maybe even one of the best festivals ever! All of the wonderful memories we have are worth more than the world, and we will never forget any of you.
Talk about going out with a BANG!
The 2008 festival photos have been online for a little while now, but we thought we could make it a little easier on the world by consolidating the photos we have onto one little DVD.
So here you have it. Seven-Hundred photos of history. Enjoy!
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