I've always been drawn to the things people overlook.
The blossom resting on a windowsill.
The worn recipe card tucked inside a cookbook.
The first tomatoes harvested from a summer garden.
The flowers gathered on the way home.
Photography, for me, has never been about perfection.
It's about paying attention.
{ About Edith }
The older I get, the more convinced I become that a meaningful life is built from small things repeated over time. The rituals, traditions, and everyday moments we rarely think to document are often the ones we miss most.
The Almanac began as a way of preserving those things.
Part field journal, part archive, part love letter to ordinary life, it has become a place to collect stories before they disappear.
Today, I work with gardeners, artists, makers, families, and thoughtful business owners who value authenticity over performance and beauty over perfection.
Together, we create photographs that feel honest, lived-in, and deeply personal.
Because the ordinary is never really ordinary once it's gone.
Open windows in summer.
The first signs of autumn.
A table surrounded by people I love.
{ A Few Things I Love }
Fresh flowers in mismatched vessels.
Well-used gardening gloves.
Handwritten notes tucked inside books.
Based in Vermont.
Available for editorial assignments, commissions, and personal projects.
