For as long as I can remember I have been a person who shares. Even as a little girl I'd share my adventures, my everyday life stories, my feelings, with anyone who would listen. Everyone who knows me or has followed me online can see that I am very open. I kept a personal blog in the past, as I'm doing now again, I have a facebook profile that I keep updating with stories & photos of my life, I've shared some of my personal stories on other blogs & e-magazines (such as my sons birth story and my wedding story), and I've always been ok with that. More than ok, I never thought twice about it. Because again, for me, sharing is more like second nature. My someone, Shay, the man by my side, has
I guess I have to start with a little history and background... Where do I begin? I'm 36. I've been a photographer for 11 years, since 2003, when I finished my 4 years of photography studying. Back then I lived in Los Angeles. How I got there is a whole other story, and it was too long ago to even get in to it. In any case, I was living in L.A. I finished my studies with a portfolio of product photography and a very optimistic wish to become the house photographer for Nike or Coca-Cola or companies alike... Wishes aside, reality had different options for me... As a non-American I wasn't able to work as a freelance photographer. I was frustrated. After months of debating my options (and searc
Hello... again It's been a while since I've maintained a blog... I guess I am a bit rustic Once upon a time, when I was still Schiffer (my maiden name), I used to write a blog. I loved it. I loved the fact that I had an outlet for my thoughts. I was also in a different place in my life and besides the fact that maintaining that blog inspired me and kept me motivated, I had much more time on my hands, and well, keeping a blog demands time... So here I go again, giving it another go. If you'd like to check out my previous blog, you're more than welcome to click here (oh and Niva, this comeback is partly for you...)
