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What do Marti Barletta, the healthy fast food company Gourmet Kitchen’s Inc. and happy newlyweds all over Chicago have in common? I shot the images published in November’s Today’s Chicago Woman Magazine
along with the advertisement below

in a happy return to photographing for quality Chicago publications.
Years ago I was a freelance photographer for small and large unique newspapers like New City and the Chicago Reader. The assignments taught me how to get around the city, work independently with minimal supervision, “scope out” locations quickly, work well with all different types of people and lighting situations, and meet tight deadlines while daydreaming about shooting for clients that would both travel to my studio and let me do the creative, beautiful type of work I knew how to do.
It was the best type of life I could imagine.
The goals are different but the focus on producing excellent images remains. My internal wish-list includes that creative life listed above PLUS a beautiful studio, designer, publicist and my favorite, a masseuse to pat me back in place after an intense day behind the camera.
After years of work building my skills and paying my dues, it is inspiring
to see evidence that I am beginning to have the type of life I once admired from afar.