Full Service

David Hill has been a television photojournalist for more than 20 years, winning many awards from the National Press Photographers Association, Maine Association of Broadcasters, The Associated Press, RTNDA and the USC/Annenburg School of Journalism. While he enjoys the challenges of journalism, his true passion is in the still image. He finds inspiration in the many places he has visited throughout the state of Maine. As a photographer he strives to find the beauty in the ordinary, and even in what some may call ugly, through black and white and color photography. While the photos are paramount, words are also important to David, and the stories behind the photos bring a depth to the images. David is a lifelong resident of Maine, a graduate of Gorham High School, and currently lives in Southern Maine.

"Full Service: Notes from the Rearview Mirror is a beautiful book . . . Mr. Hill lets his cameras convince us of the form over function beauty of these cars quietly passing the days while slowly returning to the ground . . . A perfect book for the classic automobile lover in the family."
––James Fisher, The Miramichi Reader

"From Fryeburg to Saco, Lewiston to Wiscasset, Hill's book is a celebration of automobiles shown through his travels in the more southern parts of the state." 
––Sarah Walker Caron, The Bangor Daily News