On Valentine's Day I decided to love myself and go see the wonderful Teri Rambo perform in Frenchtown, NJ at The National Hotel's Rathskeller lounge.
Teri is a singer/songwriter with the voice of an angel. These photos were a labor of love.
About Me
- I'm a 40 year old mother to a 14 year old girl. I married for the first time in October '05 to an Englishman I met online through work and fell in love with through email. I never underestimate the power of the written word. I'm a cynical woman with an idealistic heart.
And I love photography.
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February 2010
February 22, 2010
February 10, 2010
Scholars
Last week I had the pleasure of shooting scholarship winners Sarah-Jane Littleford and Joshua Bennett for The Pennsylvania Gazette.
Ms. Littleford was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford University and intends to earn a master’s degree in the Nature, Society and Environmental Policy program there.
Mr. Bennett was awarded the Marshall Scholarship for graduate study in the United Kingdom next year and plans on attending the University of Warwick, where he will be pursuing an MA in Theatre and Performance Studies.
Our main challenge was finding a time when we could all be at the same place at the same time, but we did it. They are both lovely people and I wish them the very best!
February 04, 2010
Ladies First
This past Saturday I traveled up to New York to do a portrait session with a lovely young woman. She had posted on Facebook that she needed a photographer and a mutual friend told her to contact me, and voila! That's how it works usually.
Upon arrival at her house, she had convinced a friend to have some photos done as well, which made my trip even more worthwhile as I was now doing two jobs instead of one!
Having the two friends each there while I shot the other proved to be a great asset, since they helped to relax one another. We had a lot of fun laughing and they were very pleased with the photos. Here are a few examples:
