These images were made by Roger Duncan by bringing his mobile photo studio kit to Glen's home in Edgecomb, Maine. This is a pro portrait made in one hour. There was time to fit in other imagery in the one hour session - but Glen did not need it.

Curt, Ruth and Anna of Southport, Maine, wanted to have photos of themselves made. These pictures are their record. they were granted download permissions and this gallery remains as an archive for their purposes and your review. Curt ran for office and Anna used the photos for her professional purposes.

Dr Paul and Mary Doolan of Phippsburg, Maine, wanted to have photos of themselves made. These pictures are their record. They were granted download permissions and this gallery remains as an archive for their purposes and your review.

Jose, of Portland, Maine, wanted to have Head Shots of himself made. These pictures are part of his pro portfolio. He was granted download permissions and this gallery remains as an archive for his purposes and your review.

Lydia is in the class of 2015 at McAuley in Portland. She and I met at Winslow Park in Yarmouth on a clear Sunday morning in late September. We worked together for an hour in about three locations around the park. I initially posted up about 65 pics in a private gallery for her viewing only. No post production on those. I made some suggestions and she selected these as her favorites. The cost was $100 and turnaround was less than 2 weeks total.

These photos were made of the extended Mullan Family. I went to their summer home in Georgetown, Maine and photographed them for 90 minutes. This allowed us to play on the beach and make pictures of the family as well as the little kids. Everyone had fun and we made some wonderfully memorable portraits on the beach! We have individuals, groups and action with kiddos. They were granted download permission, the gallery is set up to allow print purchase and this gallery remains as an archival record for them and for your review.

I love making portraits of people. They tell stories, are useful as memory and give us a look at what we do and who we are. I like most people and can find a way to make a photo of each person which is useful to them and tells their story. Please ask me to photograph you. Call 207-443-9665 for a session.

These photos were made of the Rhines Family by Roger S. Duncan - this is an example of a one hour job connected to a larger 2 hour senior portrait done for for Tasha. We were able to get both a group setup with the family as well as head shots of the HS Senior.

This select gallery was made for Tim Hanson, an aspiring actor. He has a wide variety of looks but was advised by a friend in the industry to make pictures in a place where he felt comfortable. Over a period of 3 hours, we went to a farm near his home - where there were some great locations for photos and we set up a small studio in his garage where we were able to make the suit and tattoo pics. The model and location are all released for all uses and the property owner is OK with the location being used at a later date for more pictures with others.If you like this shoot or anything in it for advertising or location use, please contact Roger for more detail.

This is a photoshoot of the extended Towle Family made at Ocean Point in East Boothbay on a foggy day in July, 2015. The whole shoot took about 3 hours, with a solid hour dedicated to getting there from the residence where they stayed, Bold Colorful Life in Boothbay. I led them there -- a group of 14 from all over the country. This made it really easy and low pressure for them. The location was great because it allowed the kids to be playing on the rocks while the adults were being photographed. We started with the biggest group and then pared down to smaller groups and had fun along the way. This was a really fun shoot and we had a great day. I hope to see them next season -- or maybe on the second year.

This is a family photojournalism session by Roger S. Duncan of Bath, Maine with the Waltz Family from Brunswick Maine. The setting is the Bath town park and these guys were great. When the primary portrait on he park bench was done, the boys took a short walk with their parents and dog, then played a little quick football. We gathered back up for a shot at the cannon by the flagpole. Everyone had fun and we were done in about an hour. I've passed an upload link to the family and they can download and print at their local printshop.