Please join the Muscular Dystrophy Association for the 2nd Annual Stars of San Francisco. This exciting philanthropic event takes place in The Penthouse Suite of The Fairmont San Francisco on July 28th, 2009 from 5:00pm – 8:00pm. Again this year Orange will be providing event photography coverage for this great fundraiser.
The Stars of San Francisco are top level executives and community leaders who generously volunteer to raise money to fund vital services for Bay Area families affected by neuromuscular disease.
These funds are used for life saving research, assistance with wheelchair purchases and repairs, and funding local medical clinics for Bay Area families. This event also helps to make possible MDA’s Summer Camp program, a week of fun for children living with neuromuscular disease at camp Westminster Woods in the Sonoma County coastal redwoods.
Join MDA and other Stars of San Francisco for an evening of wine and hors d’oeuvres in the “White House of the West.” The famed Penthouse atop Nob Hill has hosted every president since Taft. Heads of state, celebrities, and dignitaries have all graced this spectacular suite. Enjoy this unique opportunity to spend time in a historical and exclusive setting as MDA thanks you for supporting your community.
Images that Gene shot for the Golden Wheel Awards can be found in the recent issue of Tube Times! This ceremony and fundraiser raised $55,000 for the SFBC’s work to make San Francisco’s streets safer for bikers. Pick up a copy and read all about it!
Dribblenaut is a new space on the web for those who appreciate wine and want to discover how it pairs with other good stuff like film, food, and literature. The format is like an online magazine and will be launching with the first issue this week. I’m happy to provide a selection of photographs including that bunny and images of our neighborhood wine bar
Terroir and invite you to come celebrate this Thursday, July 2 at
Space Gallery on Polk Street. There will live music, art, wine specials, and CHEESE! Starts at 8pm. See you there!
Well, I recall a company who produced class reunions and they were telling us how their business has been affected by Facebook and other social networking since people are now able to stay in touch and that was the case for myself and many of my high school friends but one of our buddies that we had lost track of was Robert “Bobby” Gibbs who’s now President Obama and the White House Press Secretary. Bobby actually made it back for our reunion and here he is with two of my other best buddies Pete and David. We all played on an intramural basketball team where were were undefeated against the single girls team in the league but were totally defeated against the boys teams. Ah the good old days!
SF-based
Hyphen Magazine is blowing up
111 Minna next Friday with a big ol
summer party to celebrate the release of the Family Issue. Orange has some portraits in there for their feature on unconventional families. As their newbie director of photography, I’m excited to be developing more photo stories and bringing photography to the print publication sphere. Get your party face on, we’ll see you next Friday.
Major players in the Whiz Kids doc – left to right, Michael Duca (producer), Tom Shepard (director), Harmain Khan (Whiz Kid), Ana Cisneros (Whiz Kid), Kelydra Welcker (Whiz Kid), Tina DiFeliciantonio(co-director, co-producer + director of photography) and Jane C. Wagner (editor, writer + sound recordist)
Busy times at the studio! This is from a shoot last week at the Herbst Theatre in San Francisco. We covered the world premiere of a documentary that you’ll be hearing about soon called Whiz Kids. This delightful film is about 3 very different teenagers, that have one thing in common – all are fledgling scientists vying to compete in the Intel Science Talent Search, (which I learned is the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science competition). The film tells the story of their journey, showing the highs and lows and lessons that each teen experienced. I laughed…I cried…it’s rare that I get to do both at a shoot!
This event was also a benefit for the Exploratorium and the WHIZ KIDS Outreach and Education Fund.
Our images we shot for the new Hartmann furniture collection are now up on their site! Go check it out!
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