About ric getter:photography
My specialty is news and documentary-style photography. My photos tell stories. I began my career as a staff photographer for the Middlesex (now MetroWest) Daily News in the Boston suburbs through the 1970’s. I’m now back in business as a photographer.
Keep reading to find out more…
My work focuses (sorry!) on:
- News and sports
- Events
- PR
- Informal kids portraits
- Drone photography and video (FAA licensed pilot)
- Travel
For community-service nonprofits, I have a sliding scale, pay-what-you-can-afford (if anything) pricing policy. I do that as my contribution to the community. Fully commercial assignments are priced on a per-job basis. (If something is really fun or takes me to interesting places, the cost can be very low.
To get in touch, use the contact form on this page or my email, if you have it.
Thanks for your interest!
Recent & example work
At this time, much of my public work is posted on my Flickr page (opens in a new tab).
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Event Portfolio
Covering events is far more than lining up folks for the requisite group shots, podium photos of speakers and showing (or making it look like) how well attended the event was Continue reading →
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News Portfolio
Images from almost a half century of news photography Continue reading →
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People & Portraits Portfolio
Thought I’ve never considered myself a portrait photographer, I love photographing people. Fortunately, the times I’ve been asked to do something like a portrait, I’ve had the freedom to keep out of a studio and capture folks where they belong and feel like themselves. Continue reading →
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Sports Portfolio
Though I’ve done some pro sports, I find school sports to be a lot more exciting in a lot of ways. There is a certain kind of energy in the air that I just don’t feel at the pro events. Continue reading →
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Travel & Places Portfolio
Everyplace has stories to tell. Sometimes they reveal something truly unique to a place and its culture. Sometimes it shows us how much we have in common as members of the human race. Continue reading →