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Nina Fuller Photography
335 Little Falls Rd.
Hollis, ME, 04042
Phone : (207) 929-6569

	North Light Gallery WELCOME to NORTH LIGHT GALLERY in the Katahdin region of Maine. Marsha Donahue, owner and artist, moved back to northern Maine ten years ago, just north of where she was born, and founded North Light Gallery, representing artists who work in the interior and the Katahdin region, in particular.

	Northlight We offer a portrait session in our favorite location, the Riverwalk Park in Auburn, or choose any custom location within 5 miles of the studio. We offer a 100% guarantee for rainy weather. If it rains out we can reschedule at no charge. We just ask that wait until you are ready to leave for your appointment before deciding. Weather reports are not always reliable and we could loose out on a great session.

	Ocean Exposure In the early part of 2005 Chris Smith photographed 12 women for the Gracefully Yours 2006 Calendar. It is now available at Ocean Exposure for purchase and the sale of the calendar benefits the American Heart Associations "Go Red" for women campaign. Announcing the introduction of Lifepics. An on line service to upload and share your digital images, have them printed at our shop and create custom greeting cards on line that are ready for pick up at Ocean Exposure.

	Patrisha Mclean I started photographing 20 years ago, with the birth of my first child, Jackie Lee. At the Maine Photographic Workshops I studied with masters of black and white portrait and documentary photography, including Keith Carter, Mary Ellen Mark, Claudio Edinger and Eugene Richards. I photograph with a medium format camera and hand-craft each print in my darkroom, using the finest fiber-based paper for heirloom prints that will be enjoyed for generations.

	Paul Andrew Photography My formal training is actually in physics; I graduated with a B.S. in physics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1986, and then did my Doctoral work at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. While studying there and subsisting on a graduate student stipend, I managed to scrape together enough cash to buy my first 35 mm camera, a few lenses, and a good tripod.