Ann Hedges began losing her hair when she was just nine years old. She started drawing to cope, “creating a world that was mine, and one I belonged in,” she said. “Along with having alopecia areata, I was short for my age and painfully shy.” With both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Fine Arts ...
She’s been my walking partner for the last five months. We’d walk for an hour and a half to three hours discovering different neighhorhoods. We would decide what made them different. I’d take pictures and put them up on Facebook so people who couldn’t get out could go on a walk with us.
She’s been in the interior design business for a really long time. She’s been selling off everything she’s collected over the years and hired me to photograph them.
“I met her by chance at a friend of a friend’s dinner. I liked how her hair, mask and shirt went together.” The former actress and singer played a leading role in the original Broadway production of “Gypsy” – opposite Ethel Merman. She also played Marlon Brando’s wife in the 1963 film version of “The ...
“She’s a friend who goes by ‘Peach.’ I went out to visit her in Alameda and we went for a walk. She was wearing all white and she had red and blue in her mask and her hair is all white. I saw this flag hanging really low and it all came together.”
It was Ann Hedges birthday and I was taking her to lunch. She surprised me with this outfit coordinated around her mask. She’s so inventive in what she puts together.
