On assignment at the Mint Bistro for Merrimack Valley Magazine Good Eats article by writer Dean Johnson.

Owner Tim Baines and Chef Steve Shoemaker with their land and sea entrée, salmon, sushi and beef short rib tapas.

Brenna Nan Schneider of 99 Degrees Custom manufacturing at her new location in Lawrence MA.

Schneider’s company won the top prize at the Merrimack Valley  Sandbox accelerator Awards this year.

Check out the article in this months Merrimack Valley Magazine’s article Time in the Sandbox by Will Courtney.

Enterprise Bank had their Celebration of Excellence this week.

Enterprise Bank’s Celebration of Excellence was created as a way to honor amazing individuals by providing them with the public recognition they so richly deserve.

Also in attendance was guest speaker Olympic Medal winner Bonnie St. John.

Bonnie spoke on her personal struggles and despite having her right leg amputated at age 5  had a  career in ski racing and was an Olympic medal winner at the 1984 Paralympics in Innsbruck Austria.

Shooting for Merrimack Valley Magazine for some behind the scene views of the Perogi making for the Holy Trinity Parish 5^th Annual Polish Food Festival.

Shooting for the SAN (Satellite Agency Network) Convention this week at the DCU Center in Worcester MA.

I had the opportunity to meet and photograph their motivational speaker Colonel Rick Searfoss, former top gun pilot and astronaut space shuttle commander.

After his talk I was able to have a few brief seconds, literally 5 seconds, to capture him by the window for a quick portrait on the fly.

Look for new spring line items shot this past week for the Andover Shop.

Check out their new online ordering site for that classic Ivy Look.

Keeping with the theme of local law enforcement I did a shoot with Mickey O’Keefe of the Lowell Police Department.

Mickey needed an updated headshot. You may remember him in the movie The Fighter with Mark Wahlberg about Lowell Fighter Micky Ward.

I am sure we will see more of Mickey on the screen.

With all the events and tragedy that has happened in the past week in Boston the man at the forefront during the investigation was Ed Davis.

Back in 2005 I had the opportunity to photograph then Lowell Police Chief Ed Davis just before he accepted the Boston Police Commissioner position.

My contact was fellow blogger and writer Patrick Cook who was Communications Director at the Lowell Police Department at that time.

Amongst all the views taken that day I was able to do a few images of my own. This is a favorite of mine of Ed.

Check out Patrick Cooks A Wicked Good Blog and his thoughts towards this fellow Lowellian.

I was invited by our table Captains fellow Photographer Althea Haropulos and Graphic Designer Kal Roberge and with our table host Makia and Camila.

We enjoyed a quick bite, a fast paced program and saw one of our own NH Creative Club members Illustrator Jeremy McHugh featured in the program video.

Wonderful morning for a great cause.

The LCHC mission is to provide caring, quality and culturally competent health services to the people of Greater Lowell regardless of their financial status.