Archive for September, 2010

diLuNa at Keeble & Shuchat Gallery

September 22nd, 2010

Over the weekend we were invited at the Opening Reception of the diLuNa Exhibit at the Keeble & Shuchat Gallery in Palo Alto. Check out their work at diluna.org and, if you are in the area, drop by the gallery and enjoy it. There is so much to see. Aside from being great photographers (I [...]

 

Over the weekend we were invited at the Opening Reception of the diLuNa Exhibit at the Keeble & Shuchat Gallery in Palo Alto. Check out their work at diluna.org and, if you are in the area, drop by the gallery and enjoy it. There is so much to see.

Aside from being great photographers (I first met them back in December, when we photographed the World March for Peace in San Francisco), Nadia and Luca are also great friends and awesome BBQ makers :)

I’m sure I got a few shots of them together as well but it was probably with their cameras, not mine. But I have this one from December. It was so cold in San Francisco that day.

These were taken after lunch at Donato.

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eight months

September 22nd, 2010
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Expecting Ester

September 21st, 2010

Today I’m sharing some portraits of a friend, expecting her second baby, Ester. She made Noel a big brother a couple of weeks ago (so you can imagine these were taken a few months back, when I was in Albania). Note to self: impromptu shoots with a needy preschooler and an even more needy baby [...]

 

Today I’m sharing some portraits of a friend, expecting her second baby, Ester. She made Noel a big brother a couple of weeks ago (so you can imagine these were taken a few months back, when I was in Albania).

Note to self: impromptu shoots with a needy preschooler and an even more needy baby (mine) who decide to steal toys from each other, cry and want to be held by their moms are not a good idea.

I love late afternoon light. Shot right before sunset (7:22pm – no, I didn’t remember the exact time, I checked the EXIF data, which made me realize I never changed my camera settings to local time that is 9 hours ahead).