March 31st by catalina
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Before we even moved to NYC, I became a super fan of PSFK, a fantastic website about ideas and trends.
Within a few weeks of moving to NYC, I connected with the staff at PSFK, and recently photographed the thei...
March 26th by catalina
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This is Juan’s abuelita (grandmother), Señora Alba. She is a wife, mother, grandmother AND great-grandmother!
Her husband, Don Raul, suffered a debilitating stroke five years ago. Nonetheless, the love t...
March 25th by catalina
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El carpintero, or the carpenter, has been making doors, tables, chairs, you name it, for over 40 years.
When you shake his hand, you can tell he has been doing this for a long time by the feel of his rough, cal...
March 24th by catalina
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Today I bring you la enfermera, the nurse.
Five years ago, la enfermera came to be part of the family after Juan’s grandfather suffered a stroke that caused the left side of his body to be completely para...
March 22nd by catalina
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Much like el lotero, el caramelero (the candy seller) is a commonly seen vendor on any given street in city in Ecuador, any given time of day or night.
He or she sells candy, toys, and cigarettes, and what I fi...
March 22nd by catalina
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Juan and I recently went back to Ecuador and throughout our journey, I photographed many different faces in different cities, including Quito, Portoviejo, Manta and Guayaquil. I photographed digitally and with ...
March 18th by catalina
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I am pleased to announce that one of my images has been published this week in Rubbermaid’s “Adventures in Organization” blog.
The blog post was about organizing your clothes the night before,...
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