Sander Feinberg Photos – Page 2
My Book
Versek – Kalman Marki Readings
My grandfather, Kalman Marki, hosted a Hungarian language radio show in Miami, Florida. This album includes eight recordings of his favorite poetry in Hungarian. Listen now.
Grandparents Dance the Csárdás
Watch the movie of my grandparents dancing the Hungarian Csárdás
Book Tools
I am frequently asked what tools I am using to research, write and design my book. Here is a quick list with links. I will update as I proceed through the process. Please send me your comments.
Henry Weinstock – Hidden Child of the Holocaust
In honor of Holocaust Remembrance day, here is the story of my dear friend (and DNA cousin) Henry Weinstock, who was a “hidden child of the Holocaust” – sent by his father to live with a Catholic priest during WWII. Henry’s father, Eugene Weinstock, spent years in Buchenwald.
Bela Lugosi Statue
The story behind the statue of Bela Lugosi at the Vajdahunyad Castle in Budapest, Hungary
Beauty
Body Painting
Body painting session with artist Blanca Plata and model Sera Fae March 8, 2015 Gresham Oregon
Goddess Tantra
These photos are from a large collection titled “Goddess Tantra”, which is available on our Goddess Images website as well as in book form.
Faerie Priestess
These photos are from a session with our dear friend Rhiannon. Her beauty shines through in many forms – forest faerie, priestess, goddess, warrior!
Tiare Tashnick
Images of the spectacularly beautiful and talented Tiare Tashnick at the Oregon Country Fair in Veneta, Oregon on July 13, 2011.
New York
Biograph at MOMA
Biograph Studios was an early film studio and laboratory complex, built in 1912 by the Biograph Company
New York Food
New York City is one of the food capitals of the world. We visited Chelsea Market, Lily’s and other great places.
The High Line
The High Line is a wonderful public park in New York City.
Metropolitan Museum
Metropolitan Museum Asian Art and Irving Penn Exhibits
Ellis Island Museum
Ellis Island Museum contains the history of over twelve million immigrants entered the United States through the portal of Ellis Island.
