The new Fine Art Store is up and running, showcasing Bev’s favorite subjects outside of the studio. There are tons of frames to choose from, along with some unique paper textures. Enjoy!

The News Journal recently honored us in an article that was published about our work for the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition (DBCC). The article was published in the Crossroads section of the paper.

Bev and her sister Carol Knotts were featured in the Crossroads section of the News Journal for her contributions to the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition (DBCC).

Bev and her sister Carol lost their mother to Breast Cancer in 2003 and have chosen the DBCC to help raise funds and awareness.
They were nominated for the Jefferson Award for their contributions to DBCC.

Here is an excerpt from the article:
Of all the items she’s had donated over the years, probably the best is her sister’s talent. Knotts’ sister, Bev Michel, is a master photographer who creates and donates portraits of the models for the annual “Northern Lights of Life: An Evening of Living and Giving!” fashion show fundraiser held every September at Longwood Gardens. All the models are breast cancer survivors.
Read the full article here.

Recently we had the opportunity to be interviewed by VTalkRadio Photography Spotlight .  Please feel free to Read The Transcript or listen to the interview.

Listen To The Show

Bev was in Cape May from May 4th – 9th at the Mid-Atlantic Regional School of Photography where she assisted renown nature photographer Tony Sweet. The school hosted the Cape May Challenge, where Bev competed with over 50 photographers from the Mid-Atlantic region, winning top prize in two out of four categories! The first image in this post is one of those award winning images with a unique view of the Cape May light house.