About My Photography

I'm a right-brain gal who was brought up in a left-brain household. I danced. I sketched. I played piano. I took surprisingly good photographs with a simple Kodak Instamatic camera. But intellect was king where I grew up, so I buried my artistic leanings and developed my brain.

Creativity has its own momentum though, and what began with me applying my facility with words to writing — covering the arts for The New York Times, Playbill and New York Magazine, and crafting promotional copy for Columbia Records, A&E Television and American Express — ultimately led me back towards visual art as well.

I’m still writing (including a novel that I only half-jokingly say I can’t finish until certain people have died). And I have my cameras — ones that are more sophisticated than my childhood Instamatic. But regardless of technology, they give me that wonderful feeling of being transported that I had when I was young. Knowledge plus abandon; what could be better?

As you browse my images, you'll notice a through-line: The mystery and beauty hiding behind the familiar. That's what moves me. That’s what I shoot. I hope it moves you too.

All of my images are archivally printed and matted, and are available in two sizes: 16”x20” and depending on the image, either 11”x14” or 12”x16”. When framing is requested, that too is archival. Some of my images originated as film; some digital. All are limited editions.

My work is in private collections and has been exhibited at San Francisco's City Hall, the Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture and the UCSF Women's Health Center, among other places.

I do portraits, landscapes and abstracts and would be happy to speak with you about purchasing my art or hiring me for a photo shoot. Get in touch via my Contact Form or by emailing me at robin (at) hedonisticwellness (dot) com.

Note: All computer monitors display images slightly differently. There’s also a difference between projected light (what you see onscreen) and ink/emulsion (what you see on paper). As a result, all printed photographs will differ slightly from what’s on your monitor. If you'd like to see how a printed image will look before ordering a larger print, you may order a 5”x7” sample (archivally printed and suitable for framing) for $45. Contact Me for details.