Alan is a Connecticut born photographer currently residing in Newington, Connecticut. Although largely self taught, he has studied at the Hartford Art School and New England School of Photography in Boston, Ma., in addition to numerous workshops and seminars throughout the country. Originally a classic “fine art” Black and White photographer, his techniques and subjects have continued to evolve into both color and the digital processes.
He annually shoots a Rose Series and Tulip Series in the gardens of Elizabeth Park, Hartford, Connecticut, in addition to macro images of various floral found either in gardens or their natural habitat throughout the region. He spends as much time as he can in the “off-season” on Block Island, Rhode Island. Other land and seascapes are photographed in Nova Scotia, Maine, and Vermont.

Inquires for portraits, products, and event coverage are welcomed.

Latest News:

April 2009 Juried into the CT+5 Exhibit at the West Hartford Art League

March 2009 California Days exhibit at Lucy Robbins Welles Library, Newington, CT.

February 2009 juried into the Exposures Exhibit in West Hartford,CT.

Nov 08 Juried into NBMAA exhibit

Oct 08 juried in to the 30th annual Mystic Photography Exhibit

Addressalan budney photography
1150 main street
newington, Connecticut, 06111
United States
Daytime phone860.597.9448
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1.Mary Jo Andres(non-registered)
Alan,

I have enjoyed looking at all your photographs. They are beautiful. They have a certain calm feeling to them.
They remind me of my time on the Cape visiting my dear friend, Teresa, who is also a dear friend of yours.
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