Chris Mazzarella has worked in
custom cabinetry and design in the Connecticut River Valley for over a
decade. His woodworking career led him to discover architectural photography,
which opened up a new chapter in his artistic pursuits. Over the past few
years his photographic works have appeared in dozens of magazines,
newspapers, brochures and websites, and his freelance work has expanded into
wildlife, landscapes, and portraiture.
Chris’s wildlife and nature
photography is now on view at the New Hampshire Audubon Society, the current
issue of Northern Woodlands Magazine, as well as calendars and
promotional materials around New England. Chris has provided his photography
services to a variety of non-profits, conservation groups, and chambers of
commerce.
Chris also founded the wildlife
conservation blog Forest Forward, which has thousands of followers, and has
received accolades from publications such as Upper Valley Life, The Outdoor
Gazette and North Country News. The blog includes Chris’s photography,
commentary, and first-hand interviews of world renowned conservationists such
as Bill McKibben and iconic wildlife photographers including Scott Bourne and
Chris McLennan.
Chris is currently working on a
new website to promote his portrait, wedding, and commercial work which will
soon be up and running at www.mazzphoto.com.
You can view Chris’s wildlife
photography at www.forestforward.com
and his active Facebook page facebook.com/mazzarellaphoto
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
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