My camera and tripod went on field trip last week to photograph the work of Roberta Torgerson, artist and Italian teacher. Her modern home was the perfect backdrop for a photo shoot.
While the goal was to capture her mohair scarves for a new blog, I couldn’t resist letting my lens wander around the house.
Paintings, pillows, teardrop vases were irrestible props.
Roberta seemed surprised when I entered with my tripod, though I can’t imagine going anywhere without it since the best photos seem to come with the least light.
Her scarves were as light as a feather and as soft as the down on a newborn baby. Knitting with mohair leaves me crying for mercy, but I’m glad someone else enjoys it because these pieces are gorgeous.
nice photos
Ohhhhh. You and the camera….yum. I love these shots! Are they with the good lens?
Great shots Sweetie! The grey scarf reminds me of a snakeskin after a recent molting.