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Category Archives: art

Taking Maternity Photos For A New Big Sister

I have photographed this mom for her first pregnancy and continued with her new born baby. We had a lot of fun since I held back some of the film of her near delivery to photograph her new baby with the same film. Please check out the post titled: Dreaming. I have continued to work [...]

Photographs Mean Love

Some more new prints. I think you will see the love and connection.

Prints To Treasure

I enjoy doing silver gelatin black & white prints. They will live a long time and be treasures to hand down to one’s children. Here are a few recent ones I have printed for clients.

My Unique Wedding Albums

I am proud that I work with a premiere bookbinder, Brooke Merrill Tinney. When Brooke emailed me a recent article about her work, I knew that I wished to let my readers know that not only does Brooke design and hand craft my wedding albums to tell the stories of my clients’ wedding days. She [...]

LOVE HORSES

As you can see, animals have been central to my past few posts—from a teen’s beloved cat, to a family’s loved dog, and now here are a few photographs to celebrate horses.

What Makes Art?

When I work with my clients I have an eye toward making art from their photographs. I do document their weddings and do family portraits, but I try to reach beyond in the same way that I do when I photograph to do art. Here are two triptychs. One recently was sold by June Bateman [...]

Portraits in Palladium

I have a lot of fun printing with Palladium. The post before this one, done with palladium, is a set of photographs printed together to tell a story. Here are single palladium photographs. The first photographs are from medium format negatives and one is from a 4X5″ negative. Remember that palladium printing is a contact [...]

A Tale of Birth

I am an alumna of the celebrated art school, The Skowhegan School of Painting, Drawing and Sculpture. Recently one of my art pieces called “Birth Tale” appeared in a slide show of alumni work at a benefit dinner for Skowhegan. This piece my be selected for the published Newsletter. “With life in motion, the amazing [...]

Art For Movies

Mr. Popper’s Penguins starring Jim Carrey is about to open. One of my landscapes has been chosen for the set. My art work was also been chosen for the movie “Eat, Pray, Love”.

Pin Up: Who’s In Charge?

In Lorna Simpson’s show titled “Gathered” at The Brooklyn Museum (I wrote earlier about this show on April 4th) are many 8X8″ photographs of two African American women posing as pin ups. What is striking is that the young woman posed for these photos in 1957. This was the time that the Civil Rights movement [...]