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Photography Credits
Most of the photos on this site including color headshot photos on
the Home, Contact, & Resume pages were taken by Jordan Matter
who I heartily recommend for headshots. Visit his very entertaining
website here.
The production photos of Babylon Babylon were taken by
Ken Stein who photo-documented our whole process from early
rehearsals through cast party. For more of his images check out his
website. ...The one of me and Roger was snapped by someone in
the cast Roger handed his camera to.
The photos from The Empire's New Clothes were taken by amazing
costume designer David Crittenden, who is an Executive Producer
of Synaesthetic Theatre as well as their archivist. Visit their company
website to see more of his work!
The photos from I Know at the Ontological-Hysteric were taken by
photographer Mike Fernandez, see more of his work at
www.mikefernandez.net
The photos from Peer Gynt were taken by Benjamin Heller, a wiz
at low-light photography! See more of his work at
www.benjaminheller.com.
The Peachum family show photo from Imminent, Indeed or Polly
Peachum's Peculiar Penchant for Plosives with Aisling Arts were
taken by Micah Bowie.
The photos from MINA were taken by photographer Joe Bly.
The beach photos on the What I'm About pages, the photo of me in
the brown leather jacket on my Resume page, the promotional
photos for "The Riders" and the rain gear photo on the motorcycling
page were taken by my photographer husband, Charlie Rhyne.
The photos of me on my motorcycle in the blue jacket on the
motorcycling page were taken by my photographer brother,
David A. E. Rogers, outside the house where we grew up in
Massachusetts when I was home for Memorial Day, 07.
The photos from The Fugly Train and Hold Thy Peace, Thou Knave
were taken by the playwright/director Duncan Pflaster.
The photo of me in the Emila dress for Othello was taken by cast
member Julio Pena with his cell phone.
I don't remember who took the other show photos but if you, dear
visitor, have this information please let me know so I can add those
credits here.
the Home, Contact, & Resume pages were taken by Jordan Matter
who I heartily recommend for headshots. Visit his very entertaining
website here.
The production photos of Babylon Babylon were taken by
Ken Stein who photo-documented our whole process from early
rehearsals through cast party. For more of his images check out his
website. ...The one of me and Roger was snapped by someone in
the cast Roger handed his camera to.
The photos from The Empire's New Clothes were taken by amazing
costume designer David Crittenden, who is an Executive Producer
of Synaesthetic Theatre as well as their archivist. Visit their company
website to see more of his work!
The photos from I Know at the Ontological-Hysteric were taken by
photographer Mike Fernandez, see more of his work at
www.mikefernandez.net
The photos from Peer Gynt were taken by Benjamin Heller, a wiz
at low-light photography! See more of his work at
www.benjaminheller.com.
The Peachum family show photo from Imminent, Indeed or Polly
Peachum's Peculiar Penchant for Plosives with Aisling Arts were
taken by Micah Bowie.
The photos from MINA were taken by photographer Joe Bly.
The beach photos on the What I'm About pages, the photo of me in
the brown leather jacket on my Resume page, the promotional
photos for "The Riders" and the rain gear photo on the motorcycling
page were taken by my photographer husband, Charlie Rhyne.
The photos of me on my motorcycle in the blue jacket on the
motorcycling page were taken by my photographer brother,
David A. E. Rogers, outside the house where we grew up in
Massachusetts when I was home for Memorial Day, 07.
The photos from The Fugly Train and Hold Thy Peace, Thou Knave
were taken by the playwright/director Duncan Pflaster.
The photo of me in the Emila dress for Othello was taken by cast
member Julio Pena with his cell phone.
I don't remember who took the other show photos but if you, dear
visitor, have this information please let me know so I can add those
credits here.