melanie d photography has a new look!

hello again!

i just want to finally formally announce that my photography website and blog has a new look! i'd like to thank family & friends who shared their opinion and suggestions during the development of my business logo. hope you like the final product! :-)

my new photography website still retains the same name but now has a new fresh, fun & modern look which also reflects the concept of my photography work.

there will be a few more changes in the coming months but i hope you like and enjoy the new look :-)

please feel free to check out the new website ...just click on the link http://www.melaniedphotography.com/

also, as i had mentioned in my previous post, melanie d photography is now also in facebook ...to check it out, click HERE

have a good week!


lots of love...

melanie d photography is now in Facebook!

hi there...

just a short note to let you know that i now also have my photography page in facebook. if you have your own facebook profile, please feel free to add this page to your personal pages or as they call it in facebook ...become a fan :-)

notifications and updates can be available and anyone is free to leave comments, notes, reviews, and others.

hope to see you there! :-)

click HERE to see melanie d photography in facebook.


lots of love...

david blaine in central park - dive of death

i am always curious to see what David Blaine is up to everytime he is in NYC to attempt to do something crazy. he says it himself... that he is a crazy man. :-)
(david blaine was born and raised in brooklyn, ny.)
this is the 3rd time i've had the opportunity to see him in action right before his magic spectacle. this time, he is at the famous Wollman Rink in Central Park. tonight, as i post this blog, he will conclude his 3-day spectacle in NYC.

"David Blaine, known for his headline-making spectacles of physical, emotional and mental endurance, will live on the line -- literally. Blaine, the 'Upside Down Man,' will attempt to hang from a thin wire five stories in the air -- with no safety net or airbag to break his fall -- in Central Park's Wollman Rink for three days and nights. Using electro-magnetic boots, Blaine will walk on and under the wire during more than 60 hours of the challenge. How will he exit from his perch overlooking New York City? Details of Blaine's heart-stopping plunge at the conclusion of the special are a closely-guarded secret."

i guess you'll just have to watch it tonight, see it in the news or read about it tomorrow... warning: don't be surprised if it doesn't end up that great ;-)

...til the next crazy magic spectacle of David Blaine

...ciao!

me and david b. ;-)