Over Thanksgiving weekend I visited my college bestie, Lexie, and her family at her parents’ farm in Columbus, Nebraska. We had a great time catching up, snapping pics of her adorable kids and driving tractors!! :) Lexie gets credit for the pics inside the tractor and Ryan took the pic of Lex and me. Thanks, guys, for a great time!! xxo
I’ll try not take to take this first photo personally :)… had a great time photographing Miss Abigail and her amazing locks! She and her parents are soooo photogenic!!
I just got back from a week in the mountains of Wyoming and soaked up plenty of beautiful scenes, clean air and even got caught in a “bison jam”! Below are a few of my favorite photos…
This July, REACH members, supporters and The World Series of Poker doubled down to raise money for the charitable organization which helps New York City High School students REACH their highest academic potential through college AP test prep programs and cash scholarships. To read Bloomberg’s report on the scene click here. To find out more about the programs or to lend your support to REACH click here!
When I found out one of my photographs was used during a piece on NBC’s Today Show I was pleased. When I saw the report I was even happier about the subject. Jeff Rossen reported on a new book by Lawrence Cohen and Anthony DeBenedet called “The Art of Roughhousing.” The book seeks to encourage parents to engage in horseplay despite it’s decline due to the current obsession with safety and overuse of video games for entertainment. The author’s premise is that kids need to learn to do dangerous things safely and what better way to do so than while bonding with parents and getting exercise?
One of my favorite moments to capture is a parent playing with their kids and I always encourage play during my Central Park photoshoots. It results in the most genuine smiles and I love to think that the portrait shoots seem more like a play date and something to look forward to than a boring hour of being forced to grin at the lens! Below are links to the Rossen report, the photo he chose to use (from our photoshoot last fall) and a few of my favorite “at play” photographs from the past years.
Click here to see Rossen’s report.
