New York City Prints & World Photography

I feature my photography taken around the world on several web galleries. Prints are made available for sale. Here I will discuss my photographs, and the circumstances in which they were taken. Photographs include images of New York City, Greece, Peru, Germany & more. Feel free to comment and view. Thank You.

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I have been taking pictures all of my life. A skill I believe that has more to do with one's vision than with what equiptment one uses. I myself am loyal to Nikon... and still (almost exclusively) use 35mm. My father taught me the fundamentals of photography when I was very young. We would often convert the laundry room to a darkroom. I will be adding more to this blog shortly. Come again. Thank you.

December 19, 2005

New York City photography

Many times New York will offer unique photographic opportunities. One of these times occurred this past Feb. during the "Gates Project" exhibit in Central Park by artists Christo & Jeanne Claude. For a few short weeks the cold, bleak landscape of winter was transformed by the addition of hundreds of orange gates, draped with orange fabric. Odd.... some thought. Many believed such a strange display to not be art at all. But regardless of the different opinions, most seemed to agree that it gave something unique to the city for those few short weeks. The gates drew millions of visitors to the park during a time of year when the park usually sees only light foot traffic and die hard runners.

Several photographic prints of the gates are available in my City Prints shop. Please take a look. Today is the last day to get 2 day shipping for the price of ground. Until Dec. 25th you can receive $5 off any purchase of $35 or more. Use coupon code DEC25 during checkout. I will be posting and discussing more of my photography here in the coming weeks, after the holiday rush subsides.

The Gates: Un-framed prints $12.99

December 13, 2005

Love to Blog?

On a topic other than photography for a moment.... I just came across some of these clever shops that are geared toward bloggers and blogging. Some of the stuff is so cute. I especially love the first one that imitates the ipod advertisements. Thought I would put them here for all to see. Enjoy!

December 08, 2005

Holiday Sale!

Take advantage of the holiday sale in my photography gallery. LAST DAY TODAY! View this "World Trade Center by Night" print as well as other photography featuring the Twin Towers pre-9/11, and other famous New York City landmarks. for a limited time only lake advantage of 2 day shipping for the price of ground.

December 07, 2005

Santorini Photography

Santorini Island is one of the most beautiful places I have ever been to. For photography, it is ideal. Perfect clear weather all day, every day. The unique architecture makes it a favorite among photographers. Of all of the places I have visited in Greece, this is one place I will surely return to. I would not recommend a stay of more than a week, because on such a small island, you will run out of things to do and see. This is an ideal destination for those that wish to lie around in the mediterranean sun and just relax.
More of my Santorini photography is available in my "World Photography" gallery. Cards and prints are fully customizable. Please take a look when you have time.

December 06, 2005

Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu is truly the most amazing place I have ever been. I have wanted to visit Machu Picchu since I was in Jr. high, after seeing a special on PBS about it's discovery. We (my husband and I) hiked a portion the Inca trail in 2002 to reach our final destination. It was a wonderful trip... and I would recommend it to anyone.... well, anyone who can stand to hike miles and miles and camp out at above 11,000 feet. The photograph above is one of the many taken upon our arrival. We were lucky to have sunny weather so high in the clouds. More info. on how you can get to Machu Picchu & more about my other travels at a later date.

Twin Towers / World Trade Center Photography

I am still so deeply saddened about the tragedy of 9/11/01. Looking at the city now is a constant reminder. Sometimes it feels as if I dreamed the whole thing. It is so disturbing that it does not seem real to me. It is truly amazing how resilient the American people, and the people of New York City (especially) are. Life goes on, and the hustle and bustle of the city goes on. There is joy, there is Christmas.... as another year approaches, we move further and further from the events of that day, however it is impossible to forget.
I hope that my World Trade Center photography captures some of the essence of what these structures were to New York City. Judge for yourself. I hope you gain some enjoyment merely in viewing these images from the past. More on this topic in the future.