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Paige Green is a documentary and portrait photographer, whose storytelling approach to photography frequently addresses issues involving agriculture, land use, and food. Her work is featured in nine books and has been published in Glamour, National Geographic Traveler, New York Times Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, GQ, Country Living, House Beautiful, and Culture. Paige lives in Petaluma, CA with a house full of boys.

Month: December 2010

  • The New Year is here… and so are my Resolutions…

    New Year’s Eve means that after all the celebrating is over… We get to have a fresh start once again. For some reason I am extra hopeful and excited about this year. 2010 was really good for me… ….but I want 2011 to be even better. I want to be even better. So I made…

  • Don’t look now, but 2011 is rapidly approaching… (and a giveaway lies below)

    As I was putting in my own holiday print orders, I started thinking about what else I could give Arann that would be creative and inspiring. So I decided to make a calendar, with the hopes that the best photos and memories of 2010 will inspire us to be even more creative and adventurous in…

  • The Big Give Back…

    Wrecked… Rehabilitated… Reinvigorated… Relieved… Ready for The Big Give Back. Come celebrate life, music, Christmas sweaters, and community at the Holiday Hoedown with Arann Harris and the Farm Band. This Sunday. The Mystic Theater. Petaluma. Doors open at 5:30 pm. All ages are welcome. This is a concert you should not miss. To learn more…

  • Somedays it is hard to believe that things will ever be different, but someday we will need to remember…

    Remember how Nathaniel always loved his rocking horse… Remember when you only had one… Remember when Alexander wouldn’t smile for the camera… Remember when life felt absolutely crazy… Remember when your arms were sore from always holding someone… And your bellies were sore from always laughing… Remember the kisses that squished your cheeks and left…

  • The Artists meet the Alpacas…

    Rebecca brought two of her Fibershed artists… …and the black felt jacket they made together… …to meet the alpacas who grew the wool for the jacket… …and the ranchers who raised the alpacas for the wool. I am not sure who enjoyed the meeting more… …the alpacas… …or the artists. But I think everyone, including…