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Lives "The Dream" By Kimberly Toms / Photographs by Mark Margraff / Summer 2008
Peters’ love for photography awakened in junior high and his current artistic passion grew out of hiking, with both hobbies forging together toward initiation into nature imaging in 1996. “I loved to hike, to be out there with nature,” recalls Murray. “One day, it finally just dawned on me, ‘God, I really need to bring a camera.’” MORE SLIDESHOW
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Yes, Cleveland. Her resiliency was first tested at 13 months of age, as pneumonia almost killed her. Perhaps it was this experience that freed the spirit of an angel from its mortal shell, to explore the earth with a perspective one would expect to find only in Heaven, at a table reserved for da Vinci, Picasso, Pavarotti, Frank Lloyd Wright, Marie Taglioni, Vivaldi, Emily Dickenson, Thoreau and, occasionally, the Great Moderator of the Table Debates, Einstein, himself. MORE
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He
is a Manhattanite with a law degree, living the life that many only
imagine or see on television: 30-something, Irish, handsome, and a
man-about-town. Go ahead, you know you want to read all about him. 
Seeing Nature in a Whole New
Light
The
Romans have always been known for their production and appreciation of
the ultimate in male physical form and chiseled features, as well as a
propensity toward the arts. To the Irish, credit may be given to the
milky fair complexion and witty sparkle in light eyes, storytelling and
humorous appreciation of libations. Combine the two cultures and
bloodlines and the result is Robert Romanino, a stylish personification
of New York City, a handsome collective of sincerity, intelligence and
humility, perhaps a man neither fully aware of the unending promise of
his future, nor the legacy he may one day leave. 
A
remarkably creative soul was born east of 
