I made it in! to be featured amongst my favorites like Nadav Kander and Vincent Dixon is such a welcome honor!
Hello. I am Eva. I take pictures but I like to do other stuff too.
Random House Publishing is putting out new editions of "The Witch of Black Bird Pond" and "Johnny Tremain." I shot the covers for both, which ended up being a really fun adventure in recreating fictional characters. For these two projects I worked directly with Marci Senders, senior designer at Random House Books for Young Readers, and Claire Mack, a super talented SF/LA based wardrobe & prop stylist.
Occasionally I get the opportunity to scout locations for my own shoots. Time permitting, I really enjoy hitting the road and checking things out first hand. This scouting outing is for Random House publishing. I am working on a project with them, for the cover of the book, "The Devil's Paint Box." What is so bitchen about this one is, not only do I get to spend a day shooting on location in the great outdoors, but the photo is going to wrap around the cover, so I get to shoot this whole expansive landscape.... and it's not going to get cropped! The second I saw the comp for this shoot, I knew exactly where to go, and it could not have been more perfect. There were soooo many vistas to choose from.
Another shoot for Random House... this time in the studio... had my Bub there to be my test subject. She is pretty good and sitting for the camera, (i trained her good!) some times I think I should get her an agent.
My newest prized possession! Summer is here, and that means some of the best, most freshest produce is everywhere... what better way to cook than on a open flame, while sipping a citrus-y beverage.
We picked up this little guy on a whim, while shopping at OSH for some hedge trimmers. After a three hour build (my hubby is such a good sport! Good job baby!) our modest backyard became a fully legit patio hang out.


PDN magazine holds an annual contest called the "Pix Digital Imaging Contest" to recognize talent in the new age of digital photography. Judges based their decisions on both the technical digital elements of the photographs but also the creativity behind them.

