Craig Michaud
Featured Works
Greeley Park Christmas
Photography
11 x 14 inches
$95 with frame
Kayaking the Nashua
Photography
11 x 14 inches
$110 with frame
Springtime at Field’s Grove
Canvas Print
16 x 20 inches
Unframed $75
Main St Bridge
Photography
11 x 14 inches
$100 with frame
Millyard Smokestack
Photography
11 x 14 inches
$110 with frame
Jackson Falls
Photography
11 x 14 inches
$100 with frame
Summertime in the Park
Photography
11 x 14 inches
$110 with frame
Steeples
Photography
11 x 14 inches
Unframed $100
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About Craig
Craig Michaud was born and raised here in Nashua, a 1993 Graduate of Nashua High School. His interest in photography started in 1995 as a photographer with the American Stage Festival and the Peacock Players. He later explored concert photography, taking photos of artists such as Tom Petty, Katy Perry, Robert Plant, Don Henley and Foreigner, to name a few. Over the past several years he has photographed the Miss Capital Area events which are part of the Miss NH Pageant. Since 2015 until today he is the photographer for the Boston Bruins Alumni team.
Craig runs the Facebook page Nashua, NH – Past, Present and Future where he shares his photographs for all to enjoy. Many of the folks who appreciate his photos are former Nashuans who have since moved away and say his photos make them homesick. Each year, since 2019, he sells a “Nashua Calendar” with 13 very different photos of the place many call/called home.
My passion for photography and my love of Nashua is expressed through my photographs. My goal is to document the history of this city through my photos. I enjoy capturing the beauty of this city from different vantage points than the normal resident sees. I always find myself going off the beaten path to try and get unique photographs. Some of my favorite photos are from atop various buildings in our beautiful downtown. I would love nothing more than to have future generations looking through my images and being grateful to see how life was, because it is ever changing.