A ultra compact camera with built in recorder and display is capable
of recording and documenting any action in extreme sports or tactical
situations. The device can easily be mounted on the gear and is
protected by a industrial grade rubber sleeve. Special LED lights can
make the difference in murky situations. Capable of extended duty
cycles, the lights can be mounted right onto the tactical gear and are
activated via a remote trigger.
Cool stuff!

As pink is the color chosen for breast cancer research, Rose-Quartz
lends itself to make pink putters.  Aportion of the proceeds goes to
cancer research. The putters made out of the very hard mineral can be
played and Stoneedgeputters, a local venture, is seeking PGA approval.
Not stopping there, the company launched a blue putter to help with prostate
cancer.
You go guys!

Exploring the light and lighting together with Mackenzie was a lot of
fun, as we delved into a few different styles to showcase her beauty.
Thank you, Mackenzie, for trusting me with your senior portraits and
for working with me.

On a sunny Sunday in September, the Milford Rotary invited to its
annual pancake breakfast, raising money for charity.

Riley was very easy to photograph. She is very calm and friendly in
nature. What a nice dog.

To help sell this beautiful SAAB 95 Turbo we took some photos today,
showcasing not only how great the car looks, but also what a nice
setting New Hampshire can provide for shoots like this. Judge for
yourself.

Saturday, April 18th, 2009:
The Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce hosted the Veterans Count Dinner Auction at Cirtronics in Milford, NH. C1M supported the event by donating Relationship Portrait sessions including a free print. Apparently, guestst liked the idea, as the C1M items were auctioned off at a higher value than the price listed. A thank you to all who bid and supported the Veternas Count auction. Especially, to those who bid on the C1M items.
In the photo, from the left: Auctioneer and philanthropist Steven Desmarais, C1M Photographer Walter Schnecker, his wife and supporter Marion Schnecker and Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce president Rick Boyd.