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Monday, September 19, 2011
Ed Johnetta
Colorful and vibrant Ed Johnetta Miller is an artist and educator. She works primarily in fabrics, often quilting. Last weekend she led a workshop at an outdoor art show.
Click here to see more about Ed Johnetta and her work.
She looks as happy as the lady the other day who served sandwiches. Maybe other communities should see why people in Hartford seem to be so happy, or maybe it is the experience of encountering you with a camera that makes people happy.
I have a soft spot for quilting and Ed Johnetta's website is a tribute to her talent. Makes me want to meet her ! Another of your great portraits Jack, I wish I could learn to do the same. Why does it seem easy when others do it? I freeze when I think of photographing the people I meet!
One more wonderful portrait! Love it! This lady seems so nice! Thanks for sharing, Jack;o)
*** Have a nice and happy week****
ps: the 'villa Bergeret" was built between 1903 and 1905 and the stained glass was ordered to Jacques Grüber by the owner of the house, Albert Bergeret who was a printer;o)
30 comments:
Very nice portrait Jack!
Love this. She has a great smile.
She looks as happy as the lady the other day who served sandwiches. Maybe other communities should see why people in Hartford seem to be so happy, or maybe it is the experience of encountering you with a camera that makes people happy.
Nice colors in this capture. She looks like she's enjoying herself. Now.....were you learning how to quilt in preparation for the upcoming winter???
What a colourful character - I'm sure her quilting would be wonderful!
She has such a wonderful smile and I love her earrings:)
She looks like such a character Jack, you've captured her bubbly personality so well, she looks like an artiste, so colourful.
A joyful portrait. Are you going to show us some of her quilting...I hope, I hope, I hope!!
Way cool!
This is a fantastic portrait. There is so much energy in the picture. She must be happy doing what she does.
I have a soft spot for quilting and Ed Johnetta's website is a tribute to her talent. Makes me want to meet her ! Another of your great portraits Jack, I wish I could learn to do the same. Why does it seem easy when others do it? I freeze when I think of photographing the people I meet!
One more great portrait, she is absolutely cheerful...
I can tell by this picture that she has a happy personality! Her quilts are beautiful.
Looks like a lOvely lady. Really like her smile.
What a wonderful smile! And another beautiful "people study" capture! You do them so well, Jack!! Hope your week is off to a good start!
Sylvia
I think she's very inviting and would like to participate in one of her workshops...
She looks cheerful and full of good energy, it spreads...
God bless you!
Cezar
One more wonderful portrait! Love it! This lady seems so nice!
Thanks for sharing, Jack;o)
***
Have a nice and happy week****
ps: the 'villa Bergeret" was built between 1903 and 1905 and the stained glass was ordered to Jacques Grüber by the owner of the house, Albert Bergeret who was a printer;o)
Did you attend for the fabrics or the quilting?
'Tis a nice shot of a woman who looks to be filled with the joy of life...
Re your comment on Ocala: I don't think any mothers looked like that back in our childhood days! :-)
Very nice portrait. She looks like she would be an exuberant teacher.
Thanks for the tip on the Mccullough book. I will have to look it up at my friendly neighborhood library.
The Saint-Gaudens NPS site in NH is worth the trip. Might only be about an hour or so for you.
Thanks for the link, Jack. I like her work and the colours she uses.
Did you get your 'art' on?
You just charm everyone into a photo. I like this woman and her art.
A really great photograph of this lady. She looks like she has a lot of personality.
She makes me smile just to look at her!
Now that is a fun shot! Nice artwork too.
I hope you attended that workshop Jack. What a wonderful, expressive smile she has. You did a fine job capturing her spirit.
V
Well, I am not sure I can see you quilting, but you truly captured the inner person through your portrait of her!
Bises,
Genie
Great portrait, Jack!
Yes, a very nice photo!
I am sure she likes it too.
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