east coast portraits: michele

hello again!

this just in…….(because we like to get Picture Approval before Posting and the email just popped in to say “yes!” so we thought we’d post Right Now before heading to the swimming pool and then off to meet nMp to see Cloud Atlas – quelle luxury of a day)

we took a trip uptown this morning and did some more east coast portraits, (before we move to the Other Coast) and followed Michele around the most lovely pre-war apartment with a lifetime of family memories of New York and the fashionable set and a life well-lived intertwined with a life being planned – such a splendid and inspiring combination indeed.

we do seem to know the Most Interesting people who live in the most Splendid of places.

we actually suspected we knew that before – but traveling around NYC (and upstate too), taking photographs and drinking tea and having the Most Interesting conversations, we are now convinced that we’ve had the most incredible experience living in NYC for 6 years and have the evidence to show for it.

it’s actually quite breathtaking and sort of a-steady-one-self-on-the-kitchen-butchers-block sense of gratitude to be honest.

it took taking pictures to understand how great it really has been, thus far.

 

About teamgloria

I used to make my living from writing. And then it all stopped and so I went and did something else, part of which entailed a whole new look from Brooks Brothers (it wasn’t really me, but it was necessary). But a decade later I started to write again (during nights and weekends and frustrated lunch-times and long haul business travel) and one of the things I wrote (or came to me – as I do believe in the whole Muse concept) was a character called Gloria. Gloria was a trainee angel and sat “up there” waiting for her first assignment. To occupy the hours she should have been studying humans and their foibles, she spent her time enjoying the new celestial movies-on-demand channel and became obsessed by Doris Day. So you can imagine the drama that unfolded when she came to Earth. Quite a shock to the system. But Gloria was determined to see Manhattan through the eyes of a vintage Doris Day movie and something magical started to happen – to me too. Because I started to do the same thing and life became easier (and then I got Tobias the tumor which changed the trajectory, for now). There are a lot of glorious people, places & things that help me get through my day – they make my life great – and so I call them “team gloria” (although they don’t usually know that). So I thought I’d start documenting them, and looking out for new people, places & things on a daily basis, and sharing them with you (whomever you are – do say hello. Oh, and tell me who your team gloria is :-)
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2 Responses to east coast portraits: michele

  1. Jeannette says:

    Just a it sad … But, you are a brilliant photographer – capturing the inner beauty of all your subjects! Always, j

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