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Nancy Orozco Blog bio picture

 



A lover of the visual arts and the girl who always had a wall of photographs in her bedroom. I'm always giddy with excitement to share these captured moments with friends, family and now my clients. The emotions my photographs evoke is one of life's greatest pleasures for me. 


In the last year I have explored my creativity and discovered a great joy for photography. I am both self-taught and also studied at Tri-Community Photo Program in Covina, CA. I shoot in natural light and my style can be best described as photojournalistic. My goal is to capture you and or your families' lifestyle, uniqueness and tell your story. The session time is our play time so fun accessories and snacks are encouraged!


Currently available for photo sessions in LA and Orange County, but I love to travel so please do inquire for pricing outside these areas.


I live in LA with my life partner Kris and enjoy cooking, travel, wine tasting, reading and the beach.


Photo by Trude Ellingsen 


 

Memories of Soledad

My grandmother Soledad passed when I was only 14 years old and she was the sweetest and most loving abuelita that any girl could have. The other day I was re-organizing my jewelry box (I do this a lot, I’m an organizing clean junkie) and I stumbled upon these lovely gold earrings. They were given to me by my grandmother when I was only a baby and my mom had complained to her that the earrings she had bought for me were irritating my skin and so of course my grandmother sent her these.

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I have many loving memories of her. Like the time she danced with me on her birthday, how she always made me a special hot chocolate so I didn’t feel left out while the adults had coffee and the time she spent in our home for a month when my mom was very sick. However, this is the only heirloom I have of hers and so it’s very special to me and I still keep it in the same box she delivered them in tucked securely in the back of my jewelry box.

I wanted to photograph them to include them in a photo book/journal I plan to make in the near future of her because I want to document her life and story. She is still very loved.

February 4, 2010 - 12:21 pm Trude - I know exactly how you feel! My grandma passed when I was almost 16, I think about her all the time and everything I've inherited from her is cherished. Great photo.

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