Carroll Photography, A Vermont Photographer specializing in Senior Pictures, Family and Individual Portraits, as well as Commercial and Editorial Photography

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Welcome to Carroll Photos

For twenty-six years I have used my ability to put people at ease to create strong portraits. I specialize in providing individual, family and senior portraits as well as commercial and editorial photography services.

My work shows respect for each individual. The photographs are dynamic and portray the client\\\'s personality. A photo session with me is a fun and relaxing event and that shows in the images. I consider each session a collaboration between the subject and myself.

This is a great time for business owners to upgrade the images on their websites and promotional material. Is it time for a new headshot?

It looks as though spring has arrived early. Lots of sunshine predicted for the next couple of weeks. Great time to go back outside for some outdoor portraits. I am offering ten percent off the sitting fee for any outdoor or indoor portrait booked between now and June 1.

I look forward to working with you. Call now! 802-434-2312.

Mary Claire Carroll  

What Clients are Saying

"Four tired and cranky subjects confronted Mary Claire when she arrived at our house early on a Saturday morning for a photo session. Adding to her challenges were my phobia of having my picture taken and my younger son?s full-blown head cold. She was unfazed and soon had us all laughing. The resulting portraits are priceless treasures."
  - Nancy Carlson

From my Editorial Portfolio

From my Editorial Portfolio


Living Connections: Voices and Visions for Shared Lives Exhibit

Living Connections Series of Stories and Images

For the last few years I have been taking images for a grant driven project called Living Connections: Voices and Visions for Shared Lives. Living Connections captures the voices and experiences of individuals with and without disabilities who have stories to tell about the new directions for disability services. The exhibit, with my images and text written by Deborah Lisi-Baker, consists of ten panels with images and interviews from a diverse group of Vermonters.

These interviews take place at a time when many Vermonters with developmental and other disabilities remember life in institutions. The right to self-determination and community options is still new and it is transforming how we live and work together. The images and voices in this exhibit reflect a growing expectation-by individuals with disabilities and by those who know them as individuals - that people with developmental and other disabilities are more than service recipients: they are friends, advisors, contributors, students, teachers, allies, and active members of their households, workplaces, social groups, and chosen communities. They also show us the human strength and promise of a society where we are all valued and where we all belong.

The exhibit is supported by an awareness grant from Vermont Developmental Disability Council.

YOU CAN FIND THE EXHIBIT AT: STATEHOUSE IN MONTPELIER FROM MARCH 7 TO MARCH 31.

Carroll Photos ~ Richmond, Vermont ~ 802-434-2312

Vermont Photographer: Commercial, Editorial, Seniors, and Portraits

(All images and information within are © 2001 - 2012 Carroll Photos)