One Pink Skirt

I spent a day recently taking pictures for an amazing kids' non-profit Cradles to Crayons — illustrating the "journey" of one donated pink skirt, showing how many hands it actually takes to get that donated item from the giver to the receiver. 

   

These photos are part of a new exhibit at the Children's Museum showcasing all the great things C2C continually does for our community. It takes a lot of hands. I'm amazed at this great organization. The exhibit opens this weekend so please check it out if you're in Boston.

     
http://www.bostonkids.org/

http://cradlestocrayons.org/boston

    

TWO BIRDS [ behind the scenes ]

You get more than just great photos. And you give more than just a coat. 
   
More info to come in October. Photoshoot will be held in Boston on Nov. 3rd this year. For more information click here http://tinyurl.com/C2C2BIRDS2012.
     

NEW WORK: Nine

Shooting my brains out this weekend. In a good way! Here's a peek:
   

Sunflower

[ iphone ]

Green Tomatoes

Don't send your 3 year old out into the garden to pick tomatoes alone. He may only come back with one or two ripe ones. Happy Monday everyone! 
   

Two Birds 2012

Our annual holiday card fundraiser for Cradles to Crayons is happening on November 3rd this year with bidding beginning Oct. 15th. Please save the date for your fancy photo shoot with your very own wardrobe stylist and hair + make-up artist! More information coming in October. Click here for more information. Click here to view the final pics from last year's fundraiser.
    
And definitely click here to view the behind-the-scenes video of the fundraiser last year. 

  

Kindergarten

My son's first day of kindergarten is today. He walked right in this morning, found his name on a desk, sat down and began to draw. While most of the other kids were still holding on to their parents' hands and legs. I would have liked a tiny bit more of the "holding on for dear life" clutch. I got jipped. :) 
   
  

New work.

More new [ kids fashion ] work on its way. Here's a peek: