Woman of Colonial Mexico Wood Print

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Walking down a side street in the colonial town of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, I came across this older Mexican woman cleaning vegetables for the family's evening dinner. She sat down on the steps outside of her rustic home not realizing the graphic image she had created--but I did! Artist's impression of this moment.
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After having spent many years in the corporate canyons of Wall Street, both as a bond trader and an institutional salesperson, I traded in my pinstripe suits for a photographer's vest and enthusiastically swapped the regimented corporate arena for the creative field of photography. I was excited to finally have the time to work on my interest in photography and expand my creative side which was, for so long, put on hold. Before my move to the west valley in Arizona, I resided in NYC and studied at the International Center of Photography and the New School University. I have taken workshops from top photographers and comprehensive classes at both the Santa Fe Workshops and Toscana...