10/03/2026
Your still have until 3:30pm to come down to the ArtSpace Maynard gallery and become part of the Main St project.
ROBERT H.
“Q: What's something that has made your heart happy recently? A: Seeing a pile of bumble bees going after my flowers.”
Sometimes happiness is a big thing.
And sometimes it's simply stopping long enough to notice a pile of bumble bees having the time of their lives in the flowers.
That's Robert, one of the people I've photographed for Faces of Main St.
And right now, I'm looking for more faces.
Maynard Fest is happening NOW! The weather is beautiful, downtown is full of people, and there are still three and a half hours to come out, wander among the vendors, grab something to eat, see some neighbors—and maybe get yourself photographed.
I'm set up inside the ArtSpace Maynard gallery at 15 Nason Street, photographing people for Faces of Main St. until the festival ends at 3:30.
You don't need to be a model. You don't need to dress up. You don't need to know what you're going to do in front of the camera.
Just come as you are.
Participants receive 1–5 finished black-and-white portraits through a downloadable gallery. You'll be asked to sign a model release because the photographs may appear on my website and social media as part of Faces of Main St.
No charge for these photos as a way to thank you for being a part of this project and telling your story!
It's a beautiful day to be in Maynard.
It's a beautiful day to celebrate the people who make this town what it is.
And, as it happens, it's a pretty great day to have your portrait made, too.
Come find me. I'll be here until 3:30.
