Clint Bierman put together a team of all-stars in The Necessary Means. Last night, they lit up Nectar’s celebrating their the release of their first CD together, “Click.” The Necessary Means is an 8 piece funk/groove project featuring: Clint Bierman – guitar Peter Day – bass/trumpet Sean Preece – drums Leon Campos – keys Brian McCarthy [...]
Browsing Posts tagged Photography
Clint Bierman & The Necessary Means
January 28, 2012
No comments
Fall Family Photos in Burlington’s Battery Park
November 6, 2011
1 comment
It’s been a very busy fall for me, but when Becky called up asking if I had some time for family photographs, I said yes. We were able to meet up in downtown Burlington for some photographs in Battery Park. I like shooting there because there are a variety of scenes to use ranging from [...]
Photos available for print
October 14, 2011
No comments
I’ve had a number if inquiries about purchasing prints of some of my recent landscape photographs. If you’re one of the people that has asked, you’re in the right place! All of these photos are linked to my online store where you can buy a variety of sizes and formats. I frequently find that sunset [...]
Tomorrow Never Knows – A Tribute to The Beatles
October 12, 2011
No comments
Tomorrow Never Knows is the outgrowth of a show that I saw a few months ago down at Nectar’s. Back then, they were called “Rubber Revolver” and apparently only intended to play that one show. Well, I can say that it was a smashing success and I was ecstatic to hear that they were playing [...]
It’s a beautiful day to paddle a pumpkin
October 9, 2011
No comments
What do you do when it’s 70°F and sunny in Burlington, VT? Hollow out some pumpkins and paddle them in the lake, of course! This weekend was Burlington’s 4th annual Giant Pumpkin Regatta and Festival. In addition to the paddled pumpkins, pictured below, there were food vendors, music, dance performances, and even a dog costume [...]
An afternoon and three evenings in London
June 26, 2011
1 comment
I arrived in London on a rainy morning after a red-eye flight. My hotel wasn’t ready yet, so I dropped my bags off with the concierge and took a walk. That was the theme of my stay in London as after work each evening I would drop my bag off at the room and go for [...]
A Perfect Wedding: Peter & Emily
May 28, 2011
No comments
It’s taken a while for me to get around to blogging this wedding. I think it’s because it has special meaning to me; or maybe it’s because I had a hard time picking just a handful of photos to share here. Last fall, two of my good friends were married at Lareau Farm Inn in [...]
Race Vermont Half Marathon
May 15, 2011
No comments
This past Saturday, Race Vermont held their annual Spring Half Marathon. I’ve photographed a number of events for them and they’re always a good time; this one was no exception. The weather forecast threatened rain, but we only got the lightest of sprinkles during the event. The flooding in Vermont meant that Rayne had to [...]
Walking along the Burlington waterfront
May 6, 2011
1 comment
Lake Champlain has crested 103′ for the first time. We’re more than 3 feet above flood stage and about one foot over the previously highest recorded lake levels. And lake levels are expected to continue rising over the next day or so. So, to continue with my flood-related photo activities, I went for a walk [...]
More flooding in Vermont
April 27, 2011
1 comment
I was in Washington D.C. early this week and was supposed to travel home to Vermont during the thunderstorms Tuesday evening. The flight was delayed and eventually cancelled which meant I flew up over Lake Champlain at around noon on Wednesday. I was greeted with sights that I’ve only seen in photos from other flooded [...]
