1. This is my talented friend Sarah Hethcoat. She has been one of the best models I've ever worked with. This is one of my many outtakes of her. :)
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  2. Living in Santa- culturally impaired Barbara for 3 years was one of the most interesting periods of my life. I was there for a dream... finally attending Brooks Institute of Photography as a 24 year old who never lost the hope and desire that the bright eyed- bushy tailed 17 year old in me was determined to do upon graduation from high school. I digress... today I dug up one of the wonderful, bizarre parts of this incredibly confusing town :) The architecture was always to die for- and this is a 4x5 film scan!!! Happy Friday!!
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  3. My first and only trip to Ireland was in 2000 (far too long ago!) By far, it was one of the most stunning countries I've visited- and look forward to going back one day. The people were charming, the landscape a visual delight, and the food warm and comforting... and to you Irish at heart or by blood... I say.... Erin Go Bragh!!!Forgive the tardy post after St. Patty's Day, I'm still in the Irish spirit of celebration!
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  4. Happy Spring everyone! NY is trying really hard to emerge from the Winter- but my heat is on, slipper socks in full effect, and I still feel like hibernating and eating warm comforty food- hence today's post. I shot this at the James Beard Foundation for their Chinese New Year celebration- yum!!
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  5. I tried this when I was traveling- I couldn't quite keep up- so here's another attempt- for all those outtakes I love, and photos that don't make the cut to my website or otherwise.. how about this? An attempt at a photo of the day? :) Simply, I like these pictures. This is a leaf in Melbourne, Australia... what do you think?
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