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About Lydia MacLear
Lydia MacLear is a photographer specializing in children and family portraits. Lydia fell in love with photography at Miss Porters School which launched her lifelong passion and commitment to the art. Experienced at both candid and formal photography, Lydia studied at the Rhode Island School of Design, School of Visual Arts, and American College in Paris. She is a graduate of Barnard College where she majored in Art History.
Some of the publications Lydia's photographs have been featured in are Town and Country, The New York Times, and Ocean Views. She is known for her fine exhibition black and white fiber based prints and giclee color canvases. Lydia is also recognized for the recent introduction of first edition fine art coffee table books, custom made for individual families.
Lydia photographs many prominent families both regionally and abroad. She is committed to capturing the inner spirit of the child and the dynamics of the family. She has the required patience to bring out the essence of the individual and to make the sitter comfortable in front of the camera. She is described as possessing tremendous sensitivity to the moods and personalities of children.
Lydia MacLear Photographs
845-279-1234
www.LydiaMacLearPhotographs.com
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Flying:
Confessions of a free woman
PEASANTVILLE EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT! TWO DAYS ONLY!
at The Jacob Burns Film Center
"FLYING" is an addictive soap about sexuality and sisterhood. And if that makes the average man's eyeballs roll, all the more reason for his honey to buy him a ticket!"
-Jeannette Catsoulis, NEW YORK TIMES
Critically acclaimed filmmaker Jennifer Fox's FLYING: CONFESSIONS OF A FREE WOMAN begins where "Sex and the City" leaves off -- except it's real. A seasoned New Yorker struggling to juggle work, relationships, and her new found desire to have a child, Fox decides to turn the camera on herself and her girlfriends. Not satisfied, she takes off across the globe to investigate how other women live. Employing a new technique called "passing the camera", she journeys into the homes and bedrooms of women in 17 countries, capturing secret conversations about love, freedom, children, men and sex. Filmed over five years, this epic modern-day road movie asks the questions: What do women really want? Why is sexual freedom so precarious? Does choice equal happiness, let alone freedom? What does it mean to be "free?" Revelatory, humorous, and never predictable, FLYING is a must-see new film destined to become a cult hit.
"Jennifer Fox's "FLYING" should be REQUIRED VIEWING for every woman!"
-Candace Bushnel, Creator, SEX AND THE CITY
PLEASANTVILLE SCREENING INFO
This film is made of six chapters. Three chapters will be shown at each program, which will run 3 hours. The programs can be screened in sequence or as stand-alone films.
Monday, February 18: 6:30 pm Chapters 1 to 3
Tuesday, February 19: 6:30 pm Chapters 4 to 6
All screenings followed by a discussion with filmmaker, Jennifer Fox!
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Happy Valentine's Day to all of our favorite families!
