Author: paige green
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When I pick up a book or a magazine with lots of photos, I usually open it up at the end and flip the pages backwards until I end up at the beginning of the book. While not conducive for reading novels, this dyslexic behavior is a handy tool to have because that is how…
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Thank you for waiting so patiently. A proper blog post will be coming soon.
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I have just started a new “Photo of the Day” gallery on my Paige Green Photography facebook page. It is a quick and easy way for me to share my favorite new photos, without having to make a full blog post. So if you want to see the latest and the greatest… click here. These…
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I learned that to hunt for crayfish, all you need is a garden stick, string, some sort of wire shaped into a hook for the salami and a pond. Beer, dogs and friends help too. I didn’t actually eat any of the crayfish, and neither did Arlo, but my friends said they were yummy. I…
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This is Zara Franks, creator of Venn Apparel, in her impromptu outdoor studio in Berkeley, California. Zara is one of the talented fiber artists contributing to Rebecca’s fibershed wardrobe. And these are two pieces Zara created for Rebecca, with wool that Rebecca acquired from Kenny, a farmer in Mill Valley, who raises his sheep just…
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Thank you for choosing me to photograph you wedding. To quote your best man, “I hope you always remember the love you felt for each other on this amazing day.” For all future brides and grooms… if you need a gorgeous place to get married, I highly recommend the Westerbeke Ranch in Sonoma. The cabins…
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(This photo was taken somewhere in southern Illinois, with my Mamiya 7.) I am happy to announce that my beloved Rollei now has a new sister. Her name is Mamiya 7. Well, she is not new. I am her third owner, according to her previous owner, who I found on craigslist, but she is new…
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Rolleiflex photos from our time farm sitting at Windrush Farm, spring 2010.
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He did it. Arann Harris planned, facilitated and headlined another successful Oysterpalooza, in Valley Ford (click link for more photos.) After running around taking care of logistics all day long, when it was his turn to play, he still made people dance their feet off and laugh out loud. It was the best Oysterpalooza yet…
somewhere between a handshake and two kisses 