Kissing by the High Line and more...

Photo shoot this weekend for an album cover, worked on final details of client's web site and walked on NYC High Line n went to Rubin Museum. I love portrait shoots in natural settings --Teaneck Creek Conservancy--not the place you'd expect a woman to be singing while I shot and directed. her turquoise dress and scarf just perfect against the green of trees. On the High Line, I concentrated on the graffiti and wall murals.  The wall with the take off of Eisenstadt's kiss in Times Square (see below) would make a great spot for an engagement or bridal shoot!!

Photography Greats|Haverford College|PA

Small but great photo exhibit in my neighborhood at Haverford College in college library. From the College's large photo collection, you can see prints from the works of many greats, including Atget, Steiglitz, Arbus, Weston, Lange (migrant worker below) and more. I never tire of seeing the old but great photographs.

Nancy

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Wearable Art| Your Wedding|Destination Wedding

Think about doing something unique and different for yourself to set off your dreams of a dress--choose a piece of wearable art as part of your ensemble whether your wedding is taking place in a country inn, your local church or on the beach.

Wearable art pieces come in all shapes and sizes, and may include glass, precious metals, fabric, flowers, a love poem from your husband on handmade paper-the creativity of artists is astounding!

Your wearable art should enhance your appearance and not overwhelm-- a necklace will make a great focal point for your wedding portrait and close ups of you and your husband. Your attendants can wear companion pieces--the sky's the limit.

How can you find out more? Search the web for wearable art and sign up for blogs. A great one is: www.wearableartblog.com written by art, design and jewelry enthusiast Sandi Atlas-Gordon.

Have a beautiful wedding day!

Nancy