2018 Year in Review
Happy New Year! My wishes for you is a happy, healthy and joyous year filled with many, many memorable moments. Twenty eighteen was a wonderful
Happy New Year! My wishes for you is a happy, healthy and joyous year filled with many, many memorable moments. Twenty eighteen was a wonderful
I recently made a return trip to Iceland with my group of traveling female photographers. It was a pleasure to explore the island and along
I am very excited to share this video of Julia Lorence and Chance Marostica from the 2018 Mayo Clinic Transform Conference. Featuring my images, they
I recently had the honor of being selected to attend the prestigeous Missouri Photo Workshop. Thirty-nine photographers from 18 states and nine countries explored Mountain
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Marie Gardiner for her series on profiling international female photographers. Marie herself is an accomplished photographer
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Marie Gardiner for her series on profiling international female photographers. Marie herself is an accomplished photographer and contributor at SRB Blog, so as you can
Earlier this year I was introduced to a local organization called Gathering Humanity from my dear friend Cindy Trussel. Cindy is the founder of Lighthouse Charities which helps settle incoming refugee families into the
I recently had the pleasure of taking a trip to Jordan, one of my all-time favorite countries. A trip back to the Middle East is just what my soul needed to connect to
“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” -Mahatma Gandhi Today is World Wildlife Day and with all the distractions of war, conflict,
What a treat to get a phone call that one of the leading YouTube channels on animals, wanted to feature my leopard kill footage on one of their episodes. This footage was originally captured
It’s been a whirlwind month with the publication of my Icelandic Women photo project not only getting published by Matador Network, but now also Passion Passport! A huge thank you to Camille at Passion