Best Time to Photograph Rockefeller Center Turns out, somewhere between 2 & 3am Sunday morning is a good time to photograph Rockefeller Center. That is, if you didn’t want an people in your shot! It all started with a birthday dinner. Which was late. And long. And Greek! In Astoria.
I Love Re-Imagining… You know what I love? Ok, I’ll tell ya. It’s that feeling I get when I manage to re-imagine my own view of the world in my art. Of course, that’s always easier said that done! Take photo processing for instance. Personally, I have a set of colors, tones, textures and overall…
New York City!! I’m off to New York City today!! I’m so excited about it, I’m positively “HELMET!” Oh.. have I not explained that to you yet? Well… time for some K-Hutt lore.
As if Chatting with Scott Kelby weren’t enough when I visited Kelby Media in Florida earlier this year… then I got to sit down with my amazing and multi-talented friend, RC Concepcion!! Once again, this episode was filmed by Kelby Media’s stunning video crew – who volunteered to do it! They just blow me away…
Leaving Washington The day we left the Olympic Peninsula was bittersweet. While my pal Laurie Rubin and I had had a magnificent week and were so grateful for the experience – we were also loathe to leave! Driving by Lake Crescent for the 2nd time, we were treated to some really fun conditions. The first…
The Awesome Rick Sammon Rick Sammon is a fabulous landscape and travel photographer, educator and overall fantastic guy whom I’ve admired (and learned from!) for many years. He’s also a bass player – as is my husband – so I have a special place in my heart for the multi-talented Rick. I was so honored when…
Blinders On, Blinders Off The blinders came off.. finally!! I’ve had this feeling over the past months. Something inside wanted to be outside. (it was a good thing, this isn’t a weird sic-fi psycho drama unfolding here or anything!) I thought it was my inner muse… but even she seemed curious too. We both waited.…