Lydia is a big girl now ...

... because she knows how to ride her bicycle.



I took these photos a while back in the Spring this year in Boston Manor Park in London. It was very exciting to be there for this important milestone in every child's life: Learning to ride a bike.
Lydia was literally jumping up and down with joy, noticing that she was getting better with every try.
Her mommy and I were just huffing and puffing from running, pushing, holding, catching and photographing.

What an adventure !

A trail of broken hearts

Watch out ladies - this one is going to leave a trail of broken heart wherever he goes.

Booh

At times, it felt like I was at school during recess - there were that many kids.
I love Halloween!
Each time I am worried we might run out of candy.
Each year I am very impressed by some of the kids.
This year was no different.
I love Halloween!

Now all monsters are inside again.
And only a dog is howling outside
in the cold
in the dark.

Watching the Circle of Life

The photography session with you guys was a real treat.
I have known the kids' Dad since he was a baby, and I can so see his expression in his young son's face.
It is so much fun watching the circle of life.
Thanks you for your patience.

ΑΝΤΙΛΗΨΕΙΣ - PERCEPTIONS

I just heard from Pavlos Satoglou (from ANTILIPSEIS magazine) that the exhibition "Perceptions" is moving to its third location. It opened at PhotoVision – the largest photography trade show in Athens, Greece, early this year. Then went to the f14-gallery in the co-capital of Greece, Thessaloniki, last May and June, and is now reaching its third location: the "Photography Club of Livadia", in Livadia, Greece.
There is an event page on Facebook where you can check out the details.
After the end of the exhibitions, the prints will be donated to the Athens School of Fine Arts.

I am excited and honored to be part of the exhibition, with a close up "Rachel's Hands", that was photographed during Rachel Cohen's Harvard University’s Clifton Residency in 2006. Click here to read more.