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Hudson Valley New York photographer.
photographing and documenting the Beauty in the everyday.
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The song that’s stuck in my head today #Januar

The song that’s stuck in my head today

#January #2025

Last night’s snow fall made for a perfect and fe

Last night’s snow fall made for a perfect and festive Winter Solstice today

#warwickny #midwinter #wintersolstice #hudsonvalley

It was a beautiful day in October #michaelangelap

It was a beautiful day in October

#michaelangelaphoto #autumn #warwickny

I’m going to miss our borrowed pied-à-terre and

I’m going to miss our borrowed pied-à-terre and borrowed lifestyle on the quintessentially Parisian curved Street

“There are only two places in the world where we can live happily: at home and in Paris”. -Hemingway

#paris #lifewelllived #merci

Attending a modern ballet performance in the incre

Attending a modern ballet performance in the incredible Palais Garnier opera house was an extraordinary experience. I wish I could reach my arms out wide and scoop up the experience and share it with everyone.

In the second act, Blake Works 1, choreographer William Forsyth mixed classical ballet with fast modern moves. The music was by artist James Blake. I hadn’t heard of him before - he sounds similar to Leon Bridges and Bon Iver. The dancers wore traditional ballet costumes, in light blue, with typical pale pink tights and toe shoes. The female dances looked strong, less fragile. The male dancers looked like the marble statues throughout Paris.

The third act, Impasse, by choreographer Johan Inger started out quiet and serious, then transformed into something that reminded me of Cirque du Soleil. The music was playful jazz by Ibrahim Maalouf.

Even the lighting was cool - traditional at first, transitioning into something that looked like street lighting and then Bob Fosse spotlighting.

It was a perfect way to end our visit to Paris. I’m so happy we thought to get tickets four months ago. Parfait! Très magnifique!

#ballet #autumn #paris #grateful

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