through the lens: images

through the lens:

faces and friendships

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Two friends who haven't seen each other in a long time embrace, smiling as they do.

A woman peers through window blinds at a surprise party, looking for the guest of honor. In the background, a man smiles, waiting.

Two friends, who are also married to each other, have just fixed dinner together at a 'Chopped' party. They show off the winning dish.

Two friends share an oversize golf umbrella during a sudden summer shower in Cooperstown, New York - home of baseball's Hall of Fame. They are smiling and laughing together.

Two friends sit on a pier at the very 'elbow' of Cape Cod, enjoying lunch while they wait for a hurricane to land.

Two friends talk together at a fundraiser. She listens intently as he speaks. Another friend is smiling in another conversation.

Two young friends - girls - show off wristfuls of bling -- jewelry of semi-precious gems, pearls, and Swarovski crystal.

Two good friends offer natural, wide smiles for the camera at a fundraiser

A little girl offers a college student the chance to hold her Chihuahua puppy. Hands tenderly cradle the tiny puppy.

Rev. Dr. Bussey blesses Mom and toddler at the altar in a beautiful moment of blessing and connection.

With precision and great care, a makeup artist applies eye makeup to on-camera talent in preparation for a live webinar.

Portrait of one of the Fellows at Stanford's social science research institute, CASBS.

A volunteer waits for guests to arrive at a 'Dart for Art' fundraiser during the 'golden hour' just before sunset.

Two schoolboys working on their in-school assignment. One is intent on his work; the other takes a moment to look up at the camera.

through the lens: events

BASF | Concern America | Cape Cod Tourism | Sports for the World's Children

Seattle Mariners | Sigona's Farmers Market | Stanford University | Tyson Foods, Inc. | Valley Presbyterian Church

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food, glorious food!

I happened to have my camera with me that day...