Cuba. A place that I’ve always wanted to visit. It started as a thought this summer and turned into a realty for me in February 2016. I traveled with Peter Turnley, world renowned Photojournalist and twelve other photographers to engage in street photography on the streets of Havana, Cuba and surrounding towns. Our group met...
This has been my most favorite assignment yet—refreshing some photos for the new www.flyithaca.com website! There are so many great people that work at our local airport.
So excited to share the spreads from Dance Retailer Magazine from my BodyGear Shoot this fall—-loved the owners Slyvia and Jess-Emma. BodyGear is located on the downtown Ithaca Commons. You can also find them on www.bodygearithaca.com.
Watching these boys grow up in front of my camera lens has been so much fun. Their personalities are really starting to blossom! We had fun working our way around Tuckahoe Plantation in Richmond a few weeks ago.
I love seeing this cute family every year. They came out to my mini-sessions that were held at Tuckahoe Plantation in Richmond a few weeks ago.
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What great photos full of color and character! I’m going to be heading up to NY and Ithaca this summer (my old college town) but this time as a tourist. I’m trying to decide which lens(es) would be good to bring. I’d love to have one lens as an all-in-one walk around lens, but I realize that might be impossible. I’d love to know which or what lenses or lens you took on your trip!
Hi Kathryn! It is best to have a wide angle to capture as much of the scene as possible. I used a 24-70 and a 14-24, but the 24-70 was on my camera 90% of the time. 🙂