This summer I was lucky enough to take a week-long class with Harvey Stein, a great photographer out of NYC (see his work here: www.harveysteinphoto.com ). The class was called Photographing People. Harvey is a big advocate of the wide angle lens–most portrait photographers like to use more narrow or telephoto lenses and to stay tight...
I was asked to shoot the cover of the Combined Jewish Philanthropy’s “A Case for Giving.” This is such an honor for many reasons, but foremost among them is the chance to create an eye-catching promotional piece for an organization in which I believe so strongly. I spend a LOT of time volunteering for CJP....
The last family of cousins. Sweet blue-eyed kids who I was lucky enough to shoot for a second time. Watching kids grow is one of the greatest joys of this job. So, you may have noticed the preponderance of BOYS in this family! But there is one girl among the cousins–and she is the oldest....
The cousins keep rolling in… these two could not be cuter, and have some great spunk to back up the good looks. Big brother J is more laid back, and I could barely get him to look at the camera, he was so interested in all that was going on around the house (I think...
I will have to do this shoot in a few separate entries, but here is #1. The entire side of the family was visiting, so that was 6 kids from 3 time zones, 8 adults, and tons of snacks. But everyone was laid back and got great photos as a result. The littlest guy is...
