Gloria Feinstein Portfolios

The No King's march in Portland was peaceful, powerful, inspiring and very well attended. Here's my photographic take on it.

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ladders

11/25/2025

a big heart

11/17/2025

happy birthday, sonia

11/10/2025

open studio

10/28/2025

unveiling

10/18/2025

light

10/10/2025

ice in portland

09/30/2025

yahrzeit

09/21/2025

never too late

08/31/2025

make a mark

08/24/2025

love the one you're with

08/17/2025

forest bathing

08/03/2025

some things I'd like to tell eddie

07/21/2025

love letter from the afterlife

07/14/2025

no kings

06/16/2025

book suggestions

06/13/2025

portrait photographer

06/10/2025

things i'm loving lately

06/02/2025

my favorite photographer

05/20/2025

travel

05/13/2025

praiano

05/05/2025

padula

04/29/2025

venezia

04/21/2025

what I know about grief

04/14/2025

hands off

04/07/2025

old photos

04/01/2025

extraordinary life

03/18/2025

uganda

03/09/2025

suite for eddie

03/02/2025

the sea

02/24/2025

from my window

02/07/2025

process

01/27/2025

estate sale

01/21/2025

surrender

01/15/2025

right on the dot

01/08/2025

street photography

12/29/2024

darkness and light

12/22/2024

doing what i want to do + john prine drawings

12/14/2024

why i take pictures

12/08/2024

kid portrait photography to the rescue

12/02/2024

new work and an open studio

11/25/2024

grief

11/11/2024

remembrance

11/04/2024

just a veil that separates us

10/27/2024

a new way of seeing

10/21/2024

for you when i am gone

10/14/2024

eddie

10/05/2024

dogs are the best

09/23/2024

tracking time with twins

09/03/2024

women's march 2017

08/26/2024

trump rally: 2016

08/19/2024

portrait project

08/11/2024

the beach

08/05/2024

white women: answer the call

07/26/2024

honored citizens

07/22/2024

grandmother with a camera

07/14/2024

street roots: bronwyn

07/07/2024

the power of music

06/30/2024

hummingbirds

06/23/2024

eye to eye

06/09/2024

books, baking, birds and baseball

06/04/2024

ken burns

05/29/2024

birds

05/20/2024

be alive

05/13/2024

biscuits and books

05/06/2024

big sonia

04/28/2024

among the ashes

04/21/2024

holocaust survivors

04/15/2024

at home

04/08/2024

my first muse

03/31/2024

my mother also had acute myeloid leukemia

03/24/2024

barber shops

03/18/2024

cookieland

03/11/2024

we're all in this together

03/03/2024

just in case

02/26/2024

portraits

02/19/2024

power to heal

02/10/2024

some very old dogs

02/05/2024

the sea

01/29/2024

john prine

01/21/2024

the golden ladder

01/15/2024

finding comfort in cranes

01/08/2024

strutting toward 70

01/02/2024

drawing my way through a difficult time

12/11/2023

Twins Revisited and Other Pursuits

04/24/2023

For My Beloved

01/17/2023

Robert Adams, Dorothea Lange and Me

08/04/2022

Effing G

06/02/2022

My Upcoming Book! I Hope You Find What You're Looking For

02/19/2022

Autumn

09/30/2021

Tiptoeing Out of the Pandemic

08/22/2021

Guilty Grandmother

07/24/2021

Landscapes

04/14/2021

Hand Lettering

03/05/2021

Looking Back... Way Back

01/01/2021

No, It Isn't!

12/03/2020

Color

09/24/2020

You Can't Always Get What You Want

08/03/2020

Adventures in Drawing

07/16/2020

Fundraising for Black Lives Matter

06/16/2020

one a day keeps the doctor away

03/15/2020

I'm a big sports fan. Go Chiefs! But I do not like the tomahawk chop.

01/29/2020

When is it Time to Move On?

01/09/2020

I'm Really Rosie

10/08/2019

A Sweet Portrait Session

10/02/2019

Women Friends

09/12/2019

Sisters and a Lesson

08/19/2019

Uganda

08/01/2019

Grandmother With a Camera

07/04/2019

Yellow Bird

04/08/2019

The Ever Changing Edit

03/19/2019

Ever Wonder Why?

03/10/2019

Slow Down!

03/01/2019

Abbie

02/22/2019

Lucky Woman

02/14/2019

Birth and Death

02/09/2019

Portraits

02/04/2019

Ukulady

01/25/2019

Melancholy Daisy

01/15/2019

The Sun

01/10/2019

Just Like That

01/02/2019

59 Years

12/25/2018

String Game

12/21/2018

Gloasters

12/17/2018

Letting Go

12/08/2018

Drawing 101

12/04/2018

That's Paint Underneath My Fingernails

11/29/2018

no kings

6/16/2025

The No King's march in Portland was peaceful, powerful, inspiring and very well attended. Here's my photographic take on it.