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A couple of months ago, I was in San Francisco, walking down Market Street.

It was the late afternoon, and the light around me was just beautiful.

I was eager to photograph with that amazing quality of light before it disappeared forever.

I then saw a woman ahead of me, with a head of beautiful white hair with dyed blue tips.

She turned slightly and I saw that she was also wearing these amazing

red sunglasses. There was no doubt now. This light and this woman had to be brought together

for a photograph. I approached her, complimented her on her hair, making a mention that my own

wife was allowing herself to go gray. I asked to make her

photograph, which she graciously agreed to. I made my shot, I thanked her, and we parted ways.

And when I posted the image of the next day on Instagram, I thought that that would be the end of

the story. But then somebody posted a message on that image and said, that's Jacqueline Walters.

And I go, Jacqueline who?

Well, in short order, I discovered that she was a photographer and quite the accomplished one at that.

I went exploring, discovering her wonderful body of work that had been largely created on film

put through a little toy camera called the Holga.

As you can imagine, I wanted to learn more about this woman, and this podcast provided me the perfect excuse to do just that and share it with you.

But I really appreciate you sitting down and talking with me.

I just love how we met.

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