Why did you want to participate in Unforgettable: the Over 50 Revolution? “These are the years when I think more about what I want to do and how I want to live so I can live my best life. Participating in this project was a gift to myself, to acknowledge and celebrate my life experiences.”
Why did you want to participate in Unforgettable: The Over 50 Revolution? “To be part of a community of women of diverse backgrounds and experiences who give voice and perspective to all those who come after us is exciting to me!” What are your thoughts about women over 50? “We are a rich tapestry of
Why did you want to participate in Unforgettable: the Over 50 Revolution? “I wanted to be part of something that highlights the power, confidence, and wisdom that comes from being a woman who has arrived at a certain age. When I was young – hard bodied, beautiful and full of mischief – I didn’t know
I’m delighted to announce that I have achieved the Master Photographer milestone from The Portrait Masters International Awards & Accreditation program. This is a goal I’ve been working toward for the past six years, as a way to grow, learn, and perfect techniques in my art. In 2017, I began the process of submitting images
Why did you want to participate in Unforgettable: the Over 50 Revolution? “A legacy. For my children and grandchildren to see me beyond the person they think they know.” What are your thoughts about women over 50? “[When I was] a younger woman, the age of seventy or eighty seemed very old. I pictured women
“What a great experience. The shoot was relaxed, collaborative, and fun. I left energized.I do believe that everyone should have a picture of themselves that they love, and now I have several. Thank you!” John drove from New Haven, CT, to Plymouth, NH for a headshot and personal branding session. He needed a few different
Why did you want to participate in Unforgettable: the Over 50 Revolution? “I was asked if I wanted to do it. I don’t like having my photograph taken so said yes to the scary Photo Dragon. I have discovered that behind my fear Dragons lies buried treasure. Maundy was a caring, gentle guide for this journey.”
Why did you want to participate in Unforgettable: the Over 50 Revolution? “I am more comfortable behind the camera, so I did this as a twofold: as a challenge to myself to accept how I look, and secondly because I needed a new headshot for work.” What are your thoughts about women over 50? “We
Emma and Doug find tintypes to be beautifully haunting. They wanted to do something special to celebrate their wedding anniversary. They also found that they have very few portraits of themselves. Intrigued by the historical, handmade wet-plate collodion process, the couple booked a tintype portrait experience. A tintype (also known as a ferrotype) is a
Last week, I spent time in England, shaking things up and tending to creativity. When I teach my photo classes, students ask how I stay creative. I tell them that it’s essential to me to enrich myself with travel and culture, to visit museums, study art, and see architecture and historic sites. From early in