Stockholm, Sweden‘s chic riverside capital, has to be one of my favorite places to visit as a photographer. Built on 14 islands connected by 57 bridges, each neighborhood possesses its own charm and distinct character. Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s beautifully preserved…
Spectrum 2017: Grayscale Contemporary Art Show Carriage Barn Arts Center, New Canaan, CT Final Weekend! You’re Invited! Coffee with the artists Sat May 20, 10am-noon Join us! Water’s beauty and its ever-changing nature are the themes that run through my…
Random Stories About My Neighbor Living in the same town as the Clintons for close to two decades now (They moved to Chappaqua in 1999 a year after we did), our annual Memorial Day Parade has often been the…
With record cold temperatures across the United States today, I’m sitting in front of a roaring fire determined to keep my New Year’s resolution to blog more often. Winter seems to be an apt subject, so I’ll share some photos…
New Designs for Valentine’s Day I love the idea of putting some of my art on everyday objects. Back in 2012 I discovered redbubble, a site where I can design and sell fun iPad iPhone iPod and Samsung Galaxy smartphone…
January is a time for reflection and resolutions and if you shoot microstock, the 2013 Microstock Industry Survey is a good way to reflect on how the past year has been. The results are helpful in planning for the…
I was thrilled when I learned that PhotoShelter had chosen my photo of Muir Woods to be one of 20 photographs featured on the site for the next month. PhotoShelter provides all sorts of great information for photographers including various…
A few summers ago I took an incredible trip to Scandinavia, Estonia and Russia with my friend Ellen, a fellow stock photographer. We spent a couple of days in Sweden and I can’t wait to go back. The city of…
Some of my favorites … A fellow photographer’s photo of squash blossoms with the title “You Eat These?” got me thinking of a sidebar article I wrote to go along with the guest post by my daughter about traveling in…
by Elizabeth G. Campolongo Making chili and brussels sprouts. © Elizabeth G. Campolongo For all you foodies and travel lovers, here’s a guest post by my daughter, who has taken a trip through time and memory without leaving her kitchen.…