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Whitney Masters Photoshoot

Today I had an opportunity to meet and work with traveling model Whitney Masters. I had never met her previously, but I was aware of her thought the Venus tours, and she reached out to me and we made it … Continue reading →

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An Unplanned Retreat to Joshua Tree

I got a last-minute offer to attend the Femme Nue retreat near Joshua Tree California due to a last minute withdrawal of one of the photographers. Despite having decided to pull back from traveling as much this year, I decided … Continue reading →

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Sara Scarlet in Livermore

I had an enjoyable day with a photo shoot with traveling model Sara Scarlet today. I’ve worked with Sara a couple of times before on tours in Mexico and Utah. She is a tall fashion / art model from Belgium. … Continue reading →

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OP Comedy of Errors

Tonight I saw my final play in my visit to the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, an original practices production of The Comedy of Errors. In the past, with the original practices productions they usually do lesser known plays. This time they … Continue reading →

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King Lear

Tonight I saw another Shakespeare classic at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, King Lear. This was a heavy sad play that was very well acted. The one twist was they had a woman playing King Lear (but as a male, not … Continue reading →

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The Winter’s Tale

On night three of my trip to the Colorado Shakespeare Festival I saw my second Shakespeare play, The Winter's Tale. This was another indoor play and overall it was quite good. The first half was excellent, with a serious solemn … Continue reading →

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One Man, Two Guvnors

I saw my second play of this year’s Colorado Shakespeare Festival, a British farcical comedy One Man, Two Guvnors. This was apparently a contemporary update of and older 18th century commedia dell’arte, and it was set in the early 1960s … Continue reading →

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Another Ado

I left my house in the morning and traveled to Denver, in what turned out to be a more tightly scheduled trip than I had desired. I drove up to Boulder, quickly checked in to my hotel, and then immediately … Continue reading →

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Much Ado in the Vinyard

After a very warm day, tonight I again joined Bob in attending the second play of SPARC’s season, Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. It’s a fun play with a serious middle but happy ending, with a lot of witty banter … Continue reading →

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Silent Sky

Tonight I joined Bob in attending the first play of SPARC Theater’s summer season, a play by Lauren Gunderson about a woman astronomer, Silent Sky. It told the story of a woman who worked in Harvard’s astronomy department at the … Continue reading →

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