ABOUT

William Feiring is a portrait and documentary photographer whose work focuses on people, relationships, and moments of genuine human connection. For the past seven years, he has been photographing the people of Honey Pot Hill Orchards, a four-generation family farm in Stow, Massachusetts. The ongoing project includes the farm family, local full-time workers, and seasonal workers from Jamaica. His current portrait project, Feel the Music, explores the emotional connection people have with music. The project began with portraits of individuals listening to music that holds personal meaning for them and has expanded to Feel the Music — Together, photographing two people as they share the experience of listening to meaningful music. Primarily self-taught, Feiring completed the nine-month intensive Atelier program taught by Emily Belz at the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, Massachusetts. He has continued his photographic studies through workshops with photographers Rania Matar and Alice Zoo. His work from Feel the Music will be exhibited at the Griffin Museum as part of Common Time : American Musicality in fall 2026. Feiring has served on the board of the BCA Photo Group in Bedford, Massachusetts, since 2017, helping to organize programs and image critiques.