I AM SO ANGRY I DON’T EVEN KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN. As many of you know over these past two years I suffered over the decision to stay a Canon shooter, ONLY because I am heavily invested, or switch to NIKON. If not, you can read about it in one of the post… Read more »
The magic of Africa continues to capture my soul. I recently returned from Namibia and it delivered way beyond my expectations. I was not prepared to fall in love with the country of Namibia the way that I did. This was not my first visit to Namibia, but I had only visited a few places… Read more »
I am getting ready to depart for Namibia, but this trip will be a little different. I am going to be shooting more video than stills and I will also be on camera… eeks!!! I have been working on a few exciting projects for the past few months, but like most creative projects, there have… Read more »
I first learned of Camille Seaman from a mutual friend who invited me to come hear her speak at the Annenburg Space of Photography. I was immediately impressed by her presence and photography; not only is Camille’s work outstanding, but she is a great storyteller and a fascinating speaker. I highly recommend making the effort… Read more »
There is a very exciting new publication about to hit the market, “Female Photographer Magazine”. When I posted this on my social media sites, there were some expected comments referencing that photography should not be about gender. My answer to that is, “You are correct, it should not be about gender”, but sadly, as a… Read more »
I guess I kind of left you all hanging on what I decided; staying a Canon girl or crossing to the dark-side? Life has just been moving right along and then someone brought it up on FB a few weeks ago…. I giggled and said, “ Oh yeah, I forgot to tell everyone.” If you… Read more »
Where would you go? If you had no restrictions, no fears, unlimited time and money – where would you go, what would you do, and what would your memories be? The biggest part of this journey began about 3 ½ years ago; a year after the crash of the economy. This was a time when… Read more »
I first learned of Suzi while at a horse photography workshop about six years ago. Since I am always speaking about my love for Africa, her name came up. I was told she was living in a tent in the Masai Mara and I should try to contact her, so I sent her an… Read more »
Although we are connected through the Internet, it still does not replace the power of meeting and interacting face to face. It is easy, inexpensive, and takes less time to network through social media sites, so people are not investing time and money to network in person. Attendance at traditional venues where people use to… Read more »
It is a great honor to announce that my images of the Tribes from the Omo Valley will be presented as part of the slideshow night for the “No Strangers” Exhibit at the Annenberg Space for Photography. The Annenberg Space for Photography is a cultural destination dedicated to exhibiting both digital and print photography in an… Read more »