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Grass fed, free roamin’, mud bathing, hen chasin’ – cows chickens and pigs . . . and a girl in a red tutu.
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sweet juice of fruit
I spied this baby bundled in a blanket, being carried thru the market on Mama’s back. The child had its whole face buried in the sweet juice of a fruit. What I thought I saw was pure contentment and a sense of security.
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It will take every one of us.
I am volunteering my photography skills and copy writing skills to this great organization. Grateful for the opportunity! Beautiful design work by my friend Beth Greene at Winnow Creative.
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am i going to be a famous girl?
These scenes are by a river in West Virginia. I was struck by the simple pleasure the girls were taking in gathering treasures from the river, and swinging. As I was taking their photograph (with permission from their Mother) one of them asked me if she was going to be a famous girl. I felt sorta strange for interrupting their innocent approach to their play and making them “frame” it differently. I think I was trying to recapture my childhood by documenting theirs.
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Rodin
This is a program produced for the NC Museum of Art. I wrote it and co-produced along with Art Howard, of ARTWORK. If you are in Raleigh, or visiting Raleigh, or anywhere near Raleigh you should treat yourself to a visit to this beautiful new Museum!
Cypress Grill, Jamesville North Carolina
While on a video shoot as writer/producer along with Art Howard as DP, I had the great fortune of having a few minutes to wander around with my 5D. We’re working on a film that will eventually be a permanent exhibit at the NC Musuem of Natural Science. Stay tuned for more on that in upcoming weeks.
You can see more photos from the Cypress Grill on one of my Facebook albums which I’ve made public. Click here
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