( Updated 10.13.08 )

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    The International Princess Project is now selling Punjammies on their beautiful new site ( with my pictures! )
    Click the banner below to visit the site:

    Last Thursday I worked with Jen Capaci to photograph her new line of eco-friendly T shirts, Terra Tees. Each shirt depicts a different ecosystem and the proceeds are accordingly distributed amongst sixteen different charities.

    To the left, the bridal party from Megan and Justin Artherton's beautiful wedding back in September.

    The Laguna Dance Festival wrapped up with a magnificent gala on Sept 27th.

   From left to right;

   Marcelo Gomes, Principal, American Ballet Theatre,
   Maria Riccetto, Soloist, American Ballet Theatre,
   Tina LeBlanc, Principal, San Francisco Ballet
   Joan Boada, Principal, San Francisco Ballet
 

    So much to explain. I've been running all over recently working with motivated and talented people. I shot for the Simple Glam Girls at the 'All Decked Out' Fashion show at the Del Mar Yacht Fest. It was a great event and it benefited the San Diego Armed Services YMCA.

    On the 15th I did a product shoot for the International Princess Project, a non profit organization in Orange county that advocates for enslaved prostitutes in India by providing them with vocational skills and holistic rehabilitation. Recently the women have been using their sewing talents to manufacture 'Punjammies,' or these Indian inspired pajama pants for women. All profits go towards developing the program and benefiting the lives of the women.
   For more information visit:
   www.indianprincessproject.org

   I had another shoot with Ivonne, this time in downtown San Diego. We just took a stroll and found a few photogenic spots. Here is one of her showing off some of her new dance moves.

   We are beginning to admit that summer might be leaving San Diego, but we're holding it off as long as possible.

  
   Here are some shots from Torrey Pines State Reserve in La Jolla. Model: Nicole.
   Those waves can sneak up on you!

    I've been filling up my time trying to diversify my portfolio recently and it's been all kinds of fun.

    Though the days are not as long as they used to be and pretty much everything has dried up for the season, the shooting here is never disappointing. There are so many corners of San Diego to explore. I've lived here a whole year now and there is still so much to see.

   Here is a little composition from a shoot I did with Tylara and my 1963 Voighlander Ultramatic.

   More recent fashion work here.

    I had a full page portrait of chef Gabbi Patrick published in Orange county's Coast magazine this last July. Never mind that nobody bothered to tell me and I am credited nowhere, I am still pretty excited!
 

    I went downtown to see my favorite local band Foxy Woo Woo deliver a kick ass performance on Aug 14th, and here is a shot of Adryon singing her heart out. There are too many talents and high points of the group to credit them all, so I suggest you catch a show sometime!

    If you've always dreamed of having a banner-link to robertsonexposure.com, the wait is over!  The new 'linking' page offers a variety of mini graphic ads that you host on your website, along with the HTML code to embed the link:

    I've added a new page to exhibit video projects that I've worked on.

    At this point there are only two, but it will keep growing with new and old work.
    Click to check it out: