libberding photography

So sorry it’s been so long between posts!  Now that I’m in my new home, I can get back to photos and blogging and such.  

Meredith Goldstein, an advice columnist at Boston.com tells us what it’s like to give advice in the digital age, and how it compares to the life Ann Landers must have led.  

Well, maybe they’re not all the most glowing reviews - but they do use my photos!  

EdgeBoston.com comments here.

Seems that the way to review this show is to write your own letter to Ann Landers.  

Nothin’ wrong with that!

I’m so far behind, lovelies!  I’ve not even given you the production photos, and reviews are starting to come out!  It’s been just a crazy, crazy week!

Jenna’s not enthused (even so much as to not give me credit!  Sad!), but many others are - and I hope you are too when you see it!

The Lady With All The Answers runs through June 27 - and keeps selling well, so get your tickets today! 

Now that I’m back from LA, it’s time to get down to business.  

The production shoot for The Lady with All The Answers is TONIGHT, and there have been preview photos in the Globe already.  For instance, online is a photo, albeit small.

Here’s the large, print version from a few days ago:

And here’s today’s “Things to Do” feature (AND online!):

Lady runs through June 26 - and is expected to sell out, so get your tickets early!

But I know I’m not a West Coast girl…

Los Angeles, to me, felt like a dirty, overgrown, oversized strip mall.  A city squashed down flat, unmanageable in sheer volume, with deserted sidewalks.  Parts of me longed to be back in Boston, where the city rises on itself, clean and dignified and shining, and one can get lost in the bustle of the streets, where the public transportation makes sense, and walking a few blocks isn’t going to cripple an able-bodied person such as myself.  

But as long as my love is there, I can consider it a second home.  Even as a first time visitor.