In stark contrast to the photographic aesthetic I enjoy most, I am not a city girl. For the purposes of daily living, comfort and a desire to be surrounded by open spaces and greenery, suburban, if not rural, settings are for me. However, urban architecture, design and the city pace
One of my favorite images from the Spring, Drury Street was taken while I was standing outside of the tavern located on the downtown alley. I’ve learned to always bring my camera along on the rare occasion I get out on a weekend. Luckily, I carry a giant purse and it fits right
I met this talented young lady in May. She was preparing for her summer and the start of a new chapter in her youth: high school! She is soft-spoken, highly talented and just beautiful. It was a pleasure to work with Miss M and her family for this project.
“Forgotten at Anselma” came from a lot of rusted and charred mill machinery lying in a bed of snow. I took some time before a meeting to explore the local area of Chester Springs. Going prepared of course, I searched the web for sites of interest and came across The Mill
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