Where to find my blog!  dianesmook.wordpress.com

If you would like to read Esther (Faity) Leeming Tuttle's book, "No Rocking Chair for Me: Memoirs of a Vibrant Woman Still Seeking Adventure in her 90's," you can order it from Amazon.

Wonderful opening on September 25, 2010 5-7pm of my newest exhibit of the portfolio Portraits from the Garden: An Uncommon View at Art on Main, the gallery at Barnbrook Realty, 271 Main Street, Great Barrington, MA.   Read more on my blog and www.artonmain.blogspot.com.

Reviews of my work in the New York Times can be found here and here .

A large group of color photographs from the book SHAPING A PRESIDENT: SCULPTING FOR THE ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL as well as many not included in the book can be found in a gallery within www.parksandhistory.org/parkphotos. This is a US Parks site and can be difficult to navigate. If you need help, please telephone or sent me an email and I will be glad to assist you.

If you would like to learn more about the work of choreographer Isabel Gotzkowsky, visit her dance company's website, www.isabelgo.org.

My exhibit in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, BECOMING DANCE: IMAGES OF A PROCESS was curated with great skill by Barbara Koppelman. Her photo editing skills are well-known by members of Professional Women Photographers and she can be contacted at barbarakoppelman@gmail.com.

You can learn about the unique ecosystem in the Galapagos Islands by visiting the Charles Darwin Foundation, Inc. at www.galapagos.org.

I have had the good fortune to photograph the beautiful jewelry created by Kelli Peduzzi. Her meticulously crafted work can be seen at www.pureblissjewelry.com.

You can find more information about the activities of Professional Women Photographers at www.pwponline.org.

The American Society of Media Photographers, Inc. is located at www.asmp.org.

My photographs can be found within the online artists' files at Artists Space and on the site of the Columbia County Council on the Arts.

Would you like more information?  Are  you interested in ordering prints or the use of an image?  Please send me an email.  I would love to hear from you!