About Me

My name is Amy Lewis, and although I'm originally from Illinois, I've called New England home for the past 18 years. Over the last two decades, I've had the pleasure of working with young adults in various settings, including residential treatment, wilderness therapy, and as a School Counselor. Recently, I've developed a deep love for photography. There's something about capturing an image that tells a story and evokes emotions in the viewer that I find incredibly rewarding. I've worked hard to improve my skills, and I take great pride in my work. My journey into photography began when a friend asked me to take his daughter's senior pictures, and I was instantly hooked. Now, a few years later, I'm excited to be pursuing photography professionally. Inclusivity and equality are important values to me, and I believe that everyone should feel welcome in front of my lens, regardless of their race, religion, disability, size, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

When I'm not busy taking photos, I enjoy spending time with my two children. We love biking, camping, skateboarding, hiking, and building with Legos. My wife, Mandy, and I also enjoy visiting local breweries. I'm also involved in volunteer work in our community, and I'm a proud member of the Brunswick Downtown Association. Supporting local businesses is important to me.

I'm grateful to my family and friends for their support as I pursue my dream of becoming a photographer. I owe a special thanks to my wife, Mandy, for encouraging me to follow my passion and make it a reality. Finally, I dedicate my work to the memory of my sister, who taught me the importance of creativity and the power of a memorable photograph. By the way, if you're interested, I host a Pop-Culture Podcast, and you can find more information about it on my website: https://www.popcultureretrospective.com/