Wednesday, February 11, 2009
These photographs are from current work. These diptychs are of a mother-to-be. We are already planning to photograph her beloved baby. These maternity photographs have a special look with double exposures using nature. My client comments that the “double exposures soften and add motion. The water gushing through is like […]
We have been experiencing cold this winter. Many of us are having trouble dressing for and being outside in it. When I think of snow I am drawn to its beauty and yes, our abilities to experience it. Whether in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, where the swans manage with the snow and ice, […]
I wish to recommend The New York Guide to a Healthy Birth. The new edition is out and it is free. It is No.3 of a series and is valid for 2008/09. It is published by Choices in Childbirth, 212.983.4122; info@choicesinchildbirth.org.
My photo of Ellen has been chosen to be published […]
I offer my clients a wonderful option of the fall-back box for storing and exhibiting their treasured photographs. This box can hold the photographs from your wedding and expand for your maternity, baby and family photographs. The photographs are matted in cotton mats. This cotton paper is archival and the same paper […]
With Mother’s Day approaching, I am reminded that, at weddings, one of the important portraits is of the bride and her mom. With all the other portraits to be done that day, why not take the time to do a special portrait with your mom for Mother’s Day?
I have been documenting the child of a dear friend since her mom’s pregnancy with her. She is now nine years old. Looking back at these photos, many of which are from her early years, I see the wonder of our domestic lives and the giving and caring for our children. Here […]
Friday, February 29, 2008
Last Sunday I attended the Blessing Way party for my friend Brooke. We started the morning doing maternity portraits then drove to her friend Suzy’s home. Wonderful women friends of Brooke awaited her arrival. To honor Brooke, poetry was read and interpreted by a dancer. Beads were given to her for […]