Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Jazz @ Lou’s opening reception


I am not the kind of photographer who carries her camera everywhere she goes and photographs anything, all the time. But I happened to have my camera with me when I went to Lou Jones’ opening reception of his latest show REDUX ii in the Gallery at the Piano Factory in South Boston last weekend.
And when I heard Jazz being played and I saw the Bass and the Saxophone ... I just couldn’t help it.

Why is it that I am so drawn to musical instruments?

Thanks Lou for this wonderful opportunity to meet interesting people, great music and for sharing your wonderful photographs with us.

PS: Arnold Cheatham - the Saxophone player - is an accomplished photographer himself.

Enrique Peñalosa At Bikes not Bombs


Oops, I have some catching up to do:
Bikes not Bombs had approached me to ask if I could cover another event for them, and I was delighted as their events are always interesting and fun (and loaded with good Karma)
Enrique Peñalosa is a former Mayor of Bogota, Columbia, an accomplished public official, economist and administrator. While mayor, Peñalosa was responsible for numerous radical improvements to the city of Bogota and its citizens. He promoted a city model giving priority to children and public spaces and restricting private car use, building hundreds of kilometers of sidewalks, bicycle paths, pedestrian streets, greenways, and parks.

During his four day visit to Boston early February '09, he participated in several events, one of which was the afternoon with Bikes not Bombs. He saw the BNB headquarter, went on a tour thru the Southwest Corridor Park in JP and returned to BNB HQ for his inspiring presentation.
I am thrilled I got the chance to cover the event, and I am looking forward to the next …

"Public space is for living, doing business, kissing, and playing. Its value can't be measured with economics or mathematics; it must be felt with the soul."


To see more photos of Enrique's visit at BNB check out the album below.
Enrique Peñalosa speaks on Economic Justice

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Babies' first Christmas

Some brand spanking new babies from age 5 days to 6 months met Santa Claus last weekend. Judy had convinced Santa to stop by her house and pose with the little ones. Moms, dads, aunties and siblings had great fun telling Santa their wishes for this year's Christmas and smiling for the camera.
The older kids were not quiet convinced that that big old fellow with the huge beard was friendly, but some could be talked into sitting on his lab. At the end of the day it was a matter of getting that toy train on the 25th or not.
There were even some quiet mommy-baby moments to be had.
Enjoy the slide show of Santa and his little friends below.

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Congratulations Kelly & Mike


We hope you had a wonderful honeymoon. (I'm sorry you had to come back to November-New-England.)

While we are still editing the over 2,000 photos we took at your wedding in beautiful South Casco, Maine, we would like to give you a quick early glimpse at some of them in the little slide show below ... to help pass time.

Thursday, October 2, 2008

We're going to a Trade Show

Yeah! Judy and Silke are going to a "Trade Show" with our portraiture photography. Actually it's a private Craft / Boutique Show - organized by Soni Masur - where local artists show and sell their stuff. (... and great stuff it is)
Last April my artist friend Jesa invited me to stop by. I did. (see April blog) ... and I took some pictures of the event. A few weeks ago Soni asked if we wanted to participate in the "Trade Secrets" part of her upcoming holiday event.

We are among the "Trade Secrets " women Soni refers to in her Newsletter, who will be at the show only Thursday Night!! We are two of the "local entrepreneur women you must know about!!!"

We are so excited about this.
So come by to say hello and check out all the other wonderful stuff ...

2008 Holiday Craft/Boutique Show
Soni Masur’s House
66 Thornton Rd
Needham, MA

Thursday Night Nov. 13th ~ 6:30pm-9:30pm
Friday Nov. 14th ~ 9am-3pm
Saturday Nov. 15th ~ 10am-4pm