Recent Projects

Here are a few pics from recent projects:


Spectacular Snow! Being near the coast for the latest snow storm was a great opportunity for some sunset shots.

Unless images are taken for commercial purposes (namely architectural) I do not use photoshop in my processing. I will, however, use Lightroom. I do not make adjustments that would not normally be made in a darkroom on traditional film media.

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Tai Chi instructor Elizabeth North called and needed images to promote a new class she's teaching at her local YMCA. The frozen water at the yacht club provided the backdrop for many of the shots.

Change is the Constant abstract images on exhibit at Pure Wine Cafe

Now through January, stop by Pure Wine Cafe in Ellicott City (north of Washington, DC) and check out some cool artwork. (DJ Thursday nights). It's the premier viewing of my abstract series "Change is the Constant," which has been three years in the making.

A few of the images from the series are below. Others can be viewed at my site, cherylnemazie.com

NEM_091005_152838, originally uploaded by c.nemazie.

Halloween Leopard Siting

NEM_091005_152949, originally uploaded by c.nemazie.

A recent photoshoot at Oakley Farms in Salisbury, Maryland caught this little leopard cub planning his escape.

A Few Images from Children Raising Children: Living in the Wake of AIDS

Photoshoot with the Guerrero brothers

(Note for the following two images: I have had many instances in the past where my images of Fernando have been found on unauthorized sites. Because of this, Fernando's agents continually comb the Internet for illegal use of his photos. So please respect my copyright. Thanks!)

Photoshoots aren't always stressful!



Fernando Guerrero and Alexis Guerrero

Images from San Antonio ...

Chuck Knibbe was a wonderful host during our day shooting at Knibbe Ranch.







Our first assistant, Seth Hanon, and I found some time to explore Mission San Juan. I was at the right place at the right time when this little boy showed up with his red balloon.



We passed the Wexar County Courthouse on our way to marketplace during San Antonio's Fiesta celebration.