Then you’re in luck because today is National Coffee Day! Wawa has any size coffee free….. All. Day. Long!
I went there at 10:30 in the morning and the coffee corner was crowded still!
I heard Dunkin Donuts is giving away free medium coffee as well.
I predict tomorrow is National Insomnia Day!
In case you missed the lunar eclipse last night due to all the wonderful clouds in our area, our friends at the Mt. Washington Observatory have us covered!
We are hosting a photo walk at Merrill Creek Reservoir on Saturday, October 3, 2015 from 9 am – 11 am. Spaces are still open! To participate you must register first at www.worldwidephotowalk.com.
Any questions please email or call dave @ dabourphotography.com or 908-995-7273.
The theater club of the Stewartsville Middle School, the Stewartsville Performing Arts Club (SPAC) celebrates 10 years of show with this video slide show.
SPAC will be performing “Hairspray Jr” in May 2016
I am very excited to share some of the beautiful wedding photographs of the bride and groom Sarah and Gary from their enchanting wedding.
The wedding ceremony took place at the beautiful Hawke Pointe Golf Club in Washington, New Jersey. The wedding party and guests were incredibly fun-loving, and the resulting photos were full of energy and just awesome for us to photograph!
We didn’t let a little rain get in the way.
Additional photos are available on their online wedding album page.
I had the opportunity to go and listen to former U.N. Photographer John Isaac present at Lehigh University on Thursday September 3, 2015
After a last minute room change that I only found out about from a Lehigh student who also found the new room assignment (what’s a little confusion for a photojournalist right?) and a brisk uphill walk on a near 90 degree late summer day I arrived.
As soon as John started speaking, you could hear the passion for photography in his voice. The above slide might be hard to see (taken with a cell phone camera) but it outlines is photobiography up until present.
One of his many stories that I found amusing is how he started working at the U.N. Before then he was playing a guitar at a public terminal for donations and someone told him about a messenger job at the U.N. With only 2 weeks left on his Visa he took the job.
At some point not too long after that, someone at the U.N. handed him a camera and said we need some pictures of something. So he took some pictures and they loved them. That landed him a job in the darkroom for 12 years. After that he started photojournalism assignments that took him in over 100 countries of the world.
He also became friends and photographed some famous people. At one point he was the official photographer for Michael Jackson. Michael wanted him to photograph “what he couldn’t see.” Audrey Hepburn seen in the photo above this one.
His passion is photographing tigers of which he has done several times. He will be returning to do more in the fall while the U.N. TV and a film crew follow him around to create a documentary.
John is currently an Olympus visionary and shoots with the E series. He also talked about wanting to come back to Bethlehem and do more with the attendees in the future.
John Isaac is an Indian-born, award-winning photographer and author who currently resides in New York City. In addition to being known for his work as a photojournalist for the United Nations, he is also known for his independent freelance work photographing celebrities and more recently, he has been working mainly in wildlife and travel photography.
Sure the calendar now says September and the kids are back in School but Summer is not over until the first day of Fall! So let’s have an End Of Summer 2015 Print sale. 25% off prints on my website. Simply use the code: ENDOFSUMMER2015 at checkout and you will receive a 25% discount on prints! Hurry ends 9/23/15! www.dabourphotography.com
Praying Mantis doing what it does best on a Summer evening in New Jersey. Photo by DAVE DABOUR © 2015
Noticed this little fella on a nearby bush while warming up the BBQ last evening. Amazing how well they blend in!
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