Over the years, its gotten more difficult to keep up with friends. But two things that can always bridge that gap are children and photography. Johanne and Carlos brought the twins up to San Francisco, and we all met under the SF fog and the Golden Gate. We rolled around in the grass for awhile, took some pics, and, even in such a beautiful setting, guess what the big hit was? Yep. A plastic footstool. Thanks Johanne for letting me goof around with your kids for an afternoon.
Prior to visiting Idaho for the first time, if anyone had ever told me that I would love it there…year round…I would have called them nuts. I’ve been visiting Idaho for a few years now and it keeps getting better. We just returned from a few days in Boise and McCall and I’m already looking forward to going back! It doesn’t hurt that I experienced a few photographic firsts on this trip: my first bald eagle, my first hummingbird, and my first overnight shoot. But as you’ll see, Oliver (Serene’s nephew), stole the show. Many thanks to Serene’s family for planning such a great trip and inviting me to join them!
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20 years since Jon Theodore and I have seen one another. Since we were classmates at Gilman School in Baltimore. In the meantime, he’s become an acclaimed drummer, first for The Mars Volta, now with One Day As A Lion, a collaboration with Zack de la Rocha (click here to check out “Wild International”, one of my favorite ODAAL songs). After his most recent tour, we were able to catch up in the Haight. Good times!
Some of what I captured during my very first trip to New Orleans.
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Even before they were the Doroguskers, I loved the Doroguskers! I think this year’s holiday shoot may have been even more fun for me than for them. Either way, we ALL loved the result.
Dana you are an artist. You truly capture the soul of the subject. Thank you.
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