We work in a 4,500 sq ft, 210 year-old converted farm house, located next to the Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Factory in Colbyville, Vermont. Our photo palace contains an ever-changing gallery, photography studio, top of the line digital workspace, in-house printing on Epson wide format printer, a darkroom for kicking it old school, and finally an in-house matting and framing workspace. With our full coverage of resources we are able to control and customize every step of our process to ensure quality and consistent results throughout our myriad services.

Peter Miller is a photographer-writer-author who lives in Colbyville, Vermont. He began his career in 1959 as a reporter for LIFE Magazine. He left LIFE to move to his home state of Vermont where he became a freelance photographer and writer. For 20 years he was a contributing Editor to SKI Magazine and a freelance writer for The New York Times, Smithsonian and many travel magazines. He became a stock photographer for The Image Bank, Iconica and Picade, a cooperative stock photographer agency. He has authored nine books including Vermont People, Vermont Farm Women, People of the Great Plains and The First Time I Saw Paris. He has won numerous awards for his books, his photography, and was named Vermonter of the Year and honored by the Vermont Legislature for his work in documenting the culture of Vermont. He has had exhibitions of his work in New York, Paris, and Tokyo. His books may be viewed at petermillervermont.com and his black and white photography, for which he is well known, may be viewed at petermillerphotography.com