Keith Tharp
Creative, Alcohol-free, Vegan
Photographer
Kate and I have recently downsized our wedding photography business after 10 amazing years to focus on couples getting engaged in Acadia National Park.
What we photograph
- Surprise marriage proposals
- Couples portrait sessions
- Very small elopements
- Nonprofit events/portraits
“We cannot recommend Kate and Keith enough!
…throughout the entire planning process they were by our side…
…loved how down to earth, fun, and easy going they are.
…they are amazing!”
Seacoast, NH
Handy Helper
Kate and I are fulfilled by helping others, tackling challenges and solving problems. With over 20 years of experience in the construction industry, and a lifelong handyman, I have the experience and confidence to handle nearly any home repair or improvement project.
New Fixtures
Replacing old plumbing and electrical fixtures. Ceiling fans, faucets, etc.
Small Repairs
Fixing sticky doors, small drywall repairs, masonry, light construction, etc.
Furniture Assembly
When furniture shows up in boxes and you’d rather go for a hike then assemble it.
Hanging
Shelf, tv, picture, art, we’ll work with you to get it hung securely where you want it.
“Kate and Keith are the best!
The wooden posts of our laundry line had rotted, making the lines sag. Instead of replacing the entire thing, they were able to cut off the rot and reinforce.
We highly recommend them to anyone looking for a handyman on MDI.”
Mt. Desert, ME
WOODTURNING
A friend of mine in Hawaii is a master woodturner. I asked him for some woodturning lessons and he graciously gave me his time and helped me turn my first bowl. As soon as I got a gouge in my hand and started making shavings I was hooked. I bought a used lathe, made it the new centerpiece of my shop, and haven’t looked back since.
What I’m doing
- Learning from experienced turners
- Turning as often as I can
- Creating
- Enjoying the process
TEDx Speaker
As co-founder of Sustainable Seacoast, I took to the TEDx stage to inform people about the concerning aspects of our disposable culture, specifically in the form of single-use plastics. The goal of the talk was to show the possibilities available to reduce single-use plastics at the local level.
