Tag: Jenna Woginrich

HERsteading at Brookside Museum

HERsteading is on view, this time at Brookside Museum, part of the Saratoga County Historical Society through August 1st. OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, July 7, 5-8pm Brookside Museum, 6 Charlton Street, Ballston Spa, NY Brookside is a little gem of a museum upstate NY and it feels really right to have this show there. The more […]

Hunting with Hawks

I love the title of this article by Christopher McDougall. I also love that images from my series Hersteading: Cold Antler Farm were chosen to accompany his words in the New York Times. It is a short and insightful article with depth–not easy to do because Jenna Woginrich, the girl that hunts with hawks, is such a […]

I need that photo.

One of the most common comments I hear about my Hersteading: Cold Antler Farm series is: Is that a REAL HAWK?  followed by, I need that photo!    Well folks, here’s your chance. Jenna (Cold Antler Farm) and I have joined forces again this Solstice to create a new set of 5×7″ gift cards. It’s a […]

Hersteading: a One Woman Farm

Hersteading. a photo project about Cold Antler Farm by Miriam Romais On view at Saratoga Arts, June 11 – July 31, 2016 July 9, 6-8pm Opening Reception for 10×10 and Hersteading exhibitions July 18, 6-8pm Artist Talk • Book Signing • Reception Artist talk and slide presentation with Romais and homesteader and author Jenna Woginrich of Cold Antler Farm.  Exhibition […]

Nourish

One of my images from Cold Antler Farm was accepted into a group show (February-March 2016). What excites me the most about this, is the show’s complex theme: Nourish: Food as Sustenance and Pleasure Here I am documenting Jenna, a former vegan that now raises animals as food. Complicated? You bet. The food industry and its […]

Cold Antler Farm Note Cards

Some of you know that I have been photographing this amazing young woman that owns Cold Antler Farm in upstate NY, near the Vermont border. She’s the definition of moxie. Like many artists (she’s also a writer) Jenna Woginrich is making a go of it, doing what she loves. Which is why we came up with the notecard idea. […]