LINDSAY VIGUE PHOTOGRAPHY

09/05/2026

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08/19/2026

Barefoot in the grass at Tanglewood with my wife, my sister, my bro-in law, my nieces (whose first concert this was) and two of my dearest friends who flew up north from their home in Florida.

Blankets in the lawn, a cooler filled with homemade goodies, wine and New England IPAs, the crescent moon rising overhead and Brandi Carlile SistaStrings Tim Hanseroth Phil Hanseroth playing music directly from their souls to all of us the crowd. We sang along, we danced, we jumped and we had moments of tears streaming down our faces. Brandi made us laugh and I felt so grateful to be there in the joys of Summer with people I love and a band that has punctuated Jess and my 10 year wedding anniversary. As we tour around seeing live music to celebrate our love, this band is the one we have seen the most-twice at the Gorge, plus the Highwomen, once in CT and twice in NY.

Always a joy and a jam!

Jessica Paine Becca Photographer in Palm Beach Jamie Sea

08/03/2026

West Virginia, Assateague Island and West Texas.

I can remember so vividly what it felt like to stand under the clear night Summer skies. I stood on the highest point in West Virginia, the beach on Assateague as the waves crashed on the side of me and on a ranch in West Texas after we crossed the path of a brown cow, a family of hogs and an armadillo. I am so grateful for the night sky and the connection to the infinite, the stardust and who I really am under all this skin, hair and bone.

07/31/2026

There has been so much change, but that is ok.
Change is the constant in this realm. I am open to it all. Arms wide open. After 18 years in my studio in the old clock factory in my hometown, I shut the doors. The plan had been all along to eventually have my photography studio at the farm. The time came-the coinciding of less use due to distance and rising rent. I knew it was time. But with that space I left the 24 year old version of me, the 30 year old version and the 40, 41 and 42 year old version of myself. I cried and grieved, even though I knew it was time. I had taken on the role of executive director of Donate Life Connecticut-a strange twist of fate and gifts after I donated my kidney in 2019. For over 4 years I have concurrently run my business while running a non-profit as well. That too came to an end. I even had my permanent bracelet that was soddered to my wrist at a party, jump off my wrist as I reached for a cup of coffee. There it was, the broken chain, with an S for my brother on it, broken. A reminder that nothing is permanent. Not even “permanent” jewelry.

I can’t tell you what is next, exactly, but I can tell you this. Life is beautiful and I am blessed beyond measure.

07/20/2026

For the first time in Levitate Music Festival history all women headlined the main stage on Saturday of the two day festival. I grabbed a 12 year old Sony camera to bring with me because my pro stuff wouldn’t be let in.

Ok, fine. I’ve been doing this for 20 years. I can navigate. I’m a woman after all.

So, with my wife by my side, my hair soaked from the rains, but never stopping my dancing, I timed standing where I needed to be, especially for these two sets: Larkin Poe and Alanis Morrisette.

The largest dragonfly I’ve ever seen landed on my left forearm during The Movement’s set at the style stage as I danced. The people around me pounded my fist. One guy smiled said, “ok, I see you. A chosen one.” Another woman I had just met, said, “someone came to visit you.” I’d been noticing and photographing dragonflies from the comfort of my front porch back home. I felt lucky. It felt like a good omen for the weekend.

Back to the main stage where Jess and I got to see three women just simply nail it, creating absolutely exquisite rock and roll that just moves through you like lightning and love and rage and joy and light.

I love that we got to witness Larkin Poe, who we saw 3 years earlier and loved and couldn’t think these sisters could get any better, but did.

And of course, Alanis, whose Jagged Little Pill record came out when i was 12, and somehow her music over the years has stayed on rotation in my life.

The experience of watching her move all over the stage, spin in a million circles and hit every note perfectly, while i danced covered in rain and smoking a clove.

Lucky. Thats it.

Jessica Paine
Larkin Poe
Alanis Morissette
Levitate Music Festival

07/18/2026

Even the black bear bows to the divine and to the mother source of all-water.

06/16/2026

Summer sun and a baby girl on the way. Thank you for having me document this beautiful time in your lives, Melissa and Matt.

06/13/2026

A year ago our little man, our grandson EJ, sat in his summer bucket hat at Two Chicks Farm. Having him live with us for the first year of his life was one of the great blessings of my life. I got newborn snuggles, watched him smile for the first time, learn to crawl and coo and finally take his first steps. Jess and I spent the day being big kids at Hershey Park and talked about the day we can bring our little Squish here and how much he will love it.
Being your Mimi is one of the great blessings of my life.

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06/10/2026

I had such a beautiful few minutes with a Barred Owl in the forest today.

I got out of bed at 7:30 and went straight into the woods with my dogs Lucy and Landon. I said hello to my neighbor’s horses, Holly and Whiz, as I always do. As I got farther down the trail past the horses, I saw something fly from some lower branches to a higher one.

At first I thought it was a hawk, but as soon as our eyes met, I knew it was an owl. I stood still. The owl watched Lucy and Landon on the move. I tried to slow my breathing and soften my energy to not scare them.

I told the owl I hear them at night and how beautiful I think they are. I told them I love them. I stood with the owl for several minutes. I looked down for a moment to take my phone out of my pocket, and when I looked back up, they were gone.

The silent flyer. I didn’t hear a thing. I continued my walk down the path, out to the field where the tree swallows flew close to the ground to get water or catch bugs, feeling grateful for the time spent with the owl.

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06/09/2026

I often have my head in the clouds, with the divine. So, it only makes sense to photograph the celestial bodies of art in the universe. This one is the Rosette Nebula-her name from shape and color, of course.

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