11/04/2026
Almost seven years ago, my best friend and I moved to Littleton, Massachusetts. Not long after, the world shut down, and like so many people, we found ourselves shopping more often at local farms. One of those places was SpringDell Farm, now known as Theo’s Market Gardens.
Growing up, would visit my grandfather’s orange and clementine orchards in Lebanon. Farming was part of my family’s history, so I think I’ve always had a soft spot for places where generations of hard work, family, and tradition come together.
And that’s exactly what makes Theo’s so special.
Over the years, I started following Jamie on social media and read her newsletters where she shared more about her family’s story. Generations of her family carrying on their family’s farm, woman owned and keeping this incredible farm going and expanding. I mean, how badass is that?!
As a woman and small business owner myself, I connected with Jamie and her story on a completely different level.
And somehow, a place where I used to shop for produce during the pandemic became a place where I now regularly get to photograph. Even better? I get to call Jamie my friend.
There’s something pretty incredible about that.
These photos are of a family I’ve had the privilege of photographing for years, tucked beneath the willow trees, overlooking the farm with all those gorgeous New England fall colors in the background.
It’s one of those places where I can look around and genuinely appreciate how lucky I am to do what I do.
So here’s a little love for Jamie, Theo’s Market Gardens, the families who continue to trust me with their memories, and the small businesses that make our communities what they are.
If you haven’t visited Theo’s in Littleton, GO. Support local, get to know the people behind these businesses, and learn their stories. You never know what connections you’ll make along the way. 🤎
