Posted on January 6, 2021
Toward the end of 2020,
I photographed
Families
Couples
Teens
Kids
Business pros
And countless scenes
Here are some of the families I met:
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Category: Family photography Tagged: bay-area-photographer, family-photographer, family-photography, photography
Posted on December 18, 2020
When you’re on the road
And business picks up, life is good
I photographed families
Couples
Teens
Kids
Business pros
And scenes
Here are couples
Variations on a theme of touch
Please enjoy!
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Category: Couples photography Tagged: bay-area-photographer, Couples Photography, family-photographer, photographer, photography
Posted on September 27, 2019
Before she arrives on the scene…
…a whole lot of things have to happen.
Like this, that, and the other.
Oh, and the other other.
Then and only then does she appear as though fated.
Which is why families—every family—is sweet.
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Posted on August 6, 2018
Arm in arm, they strolled the beach.
They dug their toes into the sand.
They laughed, they hugged.
They gazed out to sea.
They were radiant.
Beautiful.
Thinking it to myself wasn’t enough.
Holy smokes, you two look fantastic, I said.
Smiling, the Godmother touched her blue headdress.
Yes, we do, she said.
It’s a party.
We’re celebrating.
My goddaughter’s son turns one today.
Our family is beat, but we are not.
So we’re here, and they’re not.
The Godmother opened her arms to embrace the sea.
Congratulations, I said, and turned to leave.
But she glanced at me and my camera around my neck,
And I understood her meaning right away.
Yes, she said without a word.
Photograph us.
Snap away.
It’s OK.
And when the Godmother speaks—
Telepathically or otherwise—
You do as you’re asked.
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Posted on July 18, 2018
Zoie, 2018.
I’ve known her since she was two-years old.
I won’t do the math, I refuse.
Time has moved too fast.
She’s not even my daughter,
And still I grieve a bit as she launches into the world—
But launch she must,
And that’s exactly what she’s ready to do.
As a high school student,
Zoie’s mind was a sheet of paper ready for learning.
As a graduate and former class president bound for ASU, she’s woke.
In addition to magnetic eyes, Zoie has an amazingly infectious smile.
It’s impossible not to smile back. Just try.
See, you can’t do it.
That’s the best kind of emotional contagion.
Her mom is a strong, passionate woman.
And she’s ready to release her daughter into the wild—almost.
And whether her parents are ready or not,
This kid is going to soar.
Just look at her expression.
Bright future ahead!
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