"The Cat Who Wouldn't Come Inside", by Cynthia von Buhler

"The Cat Who Wouldn't Come Inside"

We went to an exhibit/booksigning (at CVB Space on w.13th st) with the artist/author teaching kids how to make their own sculpted cats. Here are the supplies waiting for anxious hands to turn them into cats!

The artist herself, Cynthia von Buhler, an amazing illustrater and painter.

Joe and Stanley are working on their clay cat.

They proudly hold up the head with beautiful blue eyes!

The cat's head just forming...
Stanley is working on shaping...
with Dad...
Time for the legs...
The crowd hard at work...

A house on the hill, covered in snow...
Wow, cool house...

Look at all the rooms inside...this was Cynthia's childhood dollhouse her father built her that was then revised for the photoshoots for the illustrations for the book!
There on the front porch is the kitty who wouldn't come inside, Cynthia made a home for him on the porch where she joined HIM!

Virginia Farm

Time to let the ducks out...


No more food left for the chickens...


This rooster rules the roost...

 

Family Portraits

Family portrait sessions available, coming this fall to WillyBees!

Michael Feinstein

I spent last friday at Nola Recording Studios shooting Michael Feinstein once again, this time with legendary guitarist Joe Negri, who was known to children across the country for his long-running role as Handyman Negri in Mister Roger's neighborhood.

Nola studios is on 57th street, upstairs from the famous Steinway pianos. Here is the chandelier at Steinway.....


Here is the RCA microphone used to pick up the guitar...



This is from our last shoot with George Shearing, Jazz piano legend, on their CD of timeless songs, Hopeless Romantics.

Maine

Before we went to sea, a kayaker on the lake...

Here are some boats in the harbor in Freeport, Maine

and last but not least, lobster dinner....

News!

Figuring this out as I go along. If you would like to see a photo bigger, CLICK ON IT!

(Especially the photo-composite at the bottom of the page on the Water Taxi Landing).

The Greenpoint Terminal Market Fire May 2006

The Greenpoint Terminal Market is down the street from me. When the fire started, we smelled the smoke and heard the fire engines. It was one of the biggest fires in the city ever. When I walked down there to take photos, everything was covered in smoke.

Here is one of the fire engines with all the knobs and dials...

They were fighting the fire from the building across the street
One lone fireman looks like he's had enough
The Hasidm looked on
A group leaves the fire