Photo by Emma Howells

Photo by Emma Howells

Hey there!

My name is Alex Driehaus, and I’m a photojournalist at the Valley News working in the Upper Valley region of New Hampshire and Vermont through Report for America. Before moving to New England I worked as a staff photographer at the Naples Daily News in Southwest Florida.

I love photography because of the people that it has allowed me to meet and connect with. I’m endlessly grateful to every person that has let me into their life and their home, and I am constantly amazed by the level of generosity I witness on a daily basis.

When I’m not behind the camera you can catch me petting every neighborhood cat I encounter and cycling through several hobbies.

phone: (513) 305-9795

email: alex.driehaus@gmail.com

View fullsize It’s snowing again, so here’s a favorite outtake from a few months ago // Trevor Tabor drags in a buck from a storage shed outside. Tabor often works seven days a week at the slaughterhouse he manages in Sharon, Vt., and processes wild ga
View fullsize Meika keeping her paws warm in the shanty while her owner, Tim LeBlanc of West Fairlee, Vt., waits for the fish to bite.
View fullsize I got to visit some of my favorite people on the west coast in October 💞(featuring too many space needle appearances and Ally reading the giving tree to the table during dinner)
View fullsize I re-learned how to knit this winter because nights are long when it gets dark at 4:30pm, and sometimes it’s nice to remind myself that I can make things and be creative outside of photography. I learned a lot with this project and it took me
View fullsize Winter was fun, but I’m ready to start shedding a few layers. @vnewsuv @report4america
View fullsize Last month I got to spend some time at @richardsonfamfarmer while they boiled their first batch of maple syrup for the season. The sap runs when the nights are freezing and the days are warm, and as the climate has changed the sugaring season has got
View fullsize One of these days I’ll learn how to post photos on Instagram in a timely manner, but until then I’m going to start sharing some of the work I’ve done over the last few months. // Dartmouth forward Dasa Hase does a flip throw-in duri
View fullsize I sent some film off to be developed in May and it promptly got lost in the mail. After about five months of winding its way through the postal system, the film finally got to the lab. Here are some snapshots of people and places I love.