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My sister, Naomi Robin Quinn, would often refer to me as, "my brother, the nature photographer." I tried in vain to tell her that living on a pond (as I did in those days) I simply photographed what I saw every day outside my window, and that she shouldn’t pigeon-hole me. When I finally moved away from the pond, I found that learning to photograph other subjects, especially people, was a lot harder than I had expected. To that extent, she was right.
The photos, here, are presented roughly in the order taken, with a few exceptions at the end. I regret that some people are missing, especially Naomi’s two daughters, Esther and Rachel. No doubt they were busy with hosting duties, for I didn’t see them during the event long enough to snap their pictures.
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Best wishes, Ron Cohen
