Editor’s comments (Don Norris) : Louise Fennell is a natural with a camera. Any camera. Snap shooter, Pentax SLR, or her well-worn Nikon 950 digital. She has an eye for a scene, to mark off in her mind what’s good within the viewer, to select form, values, color and implied motion. Perhaps that’s why she is the leader of the Stringer photo team. Even at our age, she can be found climbing over the rocks at Annisquam, treking through a forest or swamp, climbing Mount Hood Tower at dawn, or setting a scene from the middle of Joy Street in Boston — there isn’t much she won’t do for that “wow” picture. August 4, 2006 (this was connected to a specific picture that did not display in the archived post)
Wayback Machine archive:
- It’s a breeze — ballooning, that is… visiting relatives in Albuquerque
- An afternoon at Arnold Arboretum… beauty abounds, thanks to Harvard University
- Still more up-close horror flix... Stringers flood Main Street with shooters
- Trimount works
Louise's People and Places of Massachusetts 