Musée Magazine - Photographic Alphabet: T is for Brandy Trigueros

Thank you to Musée Magazine for featuring select images from my series The Dadabyte Theater!

Mono Chroma Magazine ~ September/October Issue 002

So delighted to be a featured artist in the latest issue of Mono Chroma Magazine! Huge thanks to Chris Kovacs and Sandra Djak Kovacs as well as everyone else involved with the magazine! The (cropped) cover image is from my series The Dadabyte Theater and is titled "Virtual Reality" which refers to a computer simulated society where technology becomes an appendage or extension of the body, in this case artificial retinas. "Inside, it's another world." -View-Master ad slogan

Lenscratch: Photographers on Photography

For the month of August on Lenscratch, photographers interview and share the work of photographers and artists they admire. I'm so thrilled to be able to interview the incredible Jo Ann Callis! Go here to read the interview.

Critical Mass 2018 Finalist!!

Thank you to all the hardworking esteemed jurors for selecting my series The Dadabyte Theater and to Photolucida for the fantastic opportunity! Honored to be amongst such wonderfully talented friends, colleagues and fellow photographers.

A full list of the 200 Critical Mass finalists can be viewed here

Lenscratch Feature

Tremendous thanks to the icredibly supportive Aline Smithson for featuring my latest series, The Dadabyte Theater on Lenscratch!

Happy 100th birthday Aunt Fern!

In celebration of my great Aunt Fern (aka Dodie) who would've turned 100 today, I thought I'd share a few images from her early life along with images I captured of her in her 90s.

Fern Doris was born on July 3rd 1918 in Los Angeles, California

Dodie was 17 1/2 years old in the below photograph which was taken in San Jacinto, California

With her husband Frank

Dodie took great pride in her home and is seen here roofing it in 1979

Below are images from an early series titled Aunt Fern. Shortly after being the main caretaker for my father who passed away in 2010 from cancer, I once again was faced with a similar situation with my 92-year old Aunt Fern. This time around picking up my camera as a coping mechanism to help with the grief as well as documenting our time together and the process of preparing for death.

"Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly."