Monday, June 29, 2020 | By: Brenda Jankowski - Newtown PA Portrait Artist
I’m so thrilled to present our first Fabulous 50 participant!
Connie is not letting “going grey and collecting social security” get her down. She doesn’t like the idea of retiring, (in the traditional sense of going from doing a lot to doing nothing), so she is tackling it head on by getting out of her comfort zone with this Fabulous 50 project.
Now 62, Connie is a retired music and (fun fact!) sang opera! How many opera singers have you met?
Connie is taking her advice to her younger self to enjoy life do more, be more adventuresome, and trying new things. She loves to travel
This photo session was all about her. Connie was pampered with professional hair and makeup and wardrobe styling before capturing these gorgeous photos of her. Initially, she signed up because “her daughter thought it would be good for her”, once we chatted she was all in!
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~ Arianna Huffington
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Are you a Woman 50+?
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Enjoy professional makeup & hair styling, fashion from our wardrobe,
your own luxurious magazine-style photo shoot, to be featured in a gallery exhibition and celebration.
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