I had the great pleasure of speaking with Scott Shepherd, of Rangefinder Radio, pretty recently about my article in Rangefinder Magazine’s June issue (will post as soon as I see it!). It was a lot of fun to relive the experience of photographing candidates and sharing some more information about the in’s & out’s of […]
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Over the last few weeks, I’ve received quite a few messages from photographers asking if I know when learnfest at Bald Head Island will sell out – my answer has always been the same, that I just didn’t know exactly. Well, happily, it looks like registration has been zooming along, and we’re getting close to […]
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Over the last few weeks, I’ve received quite a few messages from photographers asking if I know when learnfest at Bald Head Island will sell out – my answer has always been the same, that I just didn’t know exactly. Well, happily, it looks like registration has been zooming along, and we’re getting close to […]
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Photographing Senator Barack Obama was a remarkable experience – Tamara wrote about her experience doing so in the June, 2008 issue of Rangefinder Magazine. On the world-changing scale, the Washington Post had this to say: A Run for the Ages? Scholars Say Obama’s Campaign Is History in Motion Already, the adjective “historic” seems permanently attached […]
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Scott Johnson was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis at the age of three months old. By the time he was 29, he was told that he needed to get a double lung transplant or he would die. His lungs had been completely ravaged by the disease and couldn’t support his bodily functions any more. After a […]
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After ten years of marriage, of cooking, cleaning, fetching water and firewood, giving birth to two children, helping herd cattle and farming land in their Kenyan village, 29 year-old Winny Tonui told her husband that she wanted to become a professional runner. That would mean leaving their Kenyan village of Olereut. That would mean leaving […]
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Charlie Engle lives his life in extremes…and yet in great balance. While acting as a Producer on Extreme Home Makeover, Charlie raced. But he did not just race, he finished and even won some of the most hardcore extreme events in the world, like ultra marathons in the great expanse of Mongolia, through the jungles […]
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Almost five months ago to the day, I called Brock Martin with Infinet Design, who created this lovely blog for us, and I asked him if we could create a design within the blog to incorporate the galleries (and all the studio details) that were currently housed on a separate website, which has been at […]
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Photographing Senator Barack Obama was a remarkable experience – Tamara wrote about her experience doing so in the June, 2008 issue of Rangefinder Magazine. On the world-changing scale, the Washington Post had this to say: A Run for the Ages? Scholars Say Obama’s Campaign Is History in Motion Already, the adjective “historic” seems permanently attached […]
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Scott Johnson was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis at the age of three months old. By the time he was 29, he was told that he needed to get a double lung transplant or he would die. His lungs had been completely ravaged by the disease and couldn’t support his bodily functions any more. After a […]
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After ten years of marriage, of cooking, cleaning, fetching water and firewood, giving birth to two children, helping herd cattle and farming land in their Kenyan village, 29 year-old Winny Tonui told her husband that she wanted to become a professional runner. That would mean leaving their Kenyan village of Olereut. That would mean leaving […]
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Charlie Engle lives his life in extremes…and yet in great balance. While acting as a Producer on Extreme Home Makeover, Charlie raced. But he did not just race, he finished and even won some of the most hardcore extreme events in the world, like ultra marathons in the great expanse of Mongolia, through the jungles […]
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Almost five months ago to the day, I called Brock Martin with Infinet Design, who created this lovely blog for us, and I asked him if we could create a design within the blog to incorporate the galleries (and all the studio details) that were currently housed on a separate website, which has been at […]
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Nancy was blessed with youthful great looks – I didn’t really think about what age she was when I met her, but her sister-in-law laughs about the first time she heard Nancy apologize for being late because she was in surgery … she was wondering what surgical procedure Nancy had to undergo, not realizing that […]
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Kelly Bruno was born with a birth defect. At the age of six months old, she had to have her right leg amputated below the knee. At 9 months old, she was fitted with her first prosthesis. And at 13 months old, she was walking with it. Kelly decided early on that she would be […]
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