Children Portraits by Bobby Sager

Bobby Sager is an American philanthropist and photographer, best known for founding the Sager Family Traveling Foundation and Roadshow, a charitable organization. Sager also was a partner and the president of Gordon Brothers Group from 1985 to 2000.
Sager was raised in Malden, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston. His father owned a small jewelry business, while his mother was a homemaker who sometimes worked as a small-time activist for local African American couples having issues renting apartments. Mrs. Sager would rent the apartments on behalf of the couples and later take the landlords to court.

Despite aspiring to become an actor, Sager pursued business, graduating from Brandeis University in 1976 with a degree in economics, then going on to obtain a Masters of Management from Yale University.
After college, Sager first started earning money by scalping tickets to Boston Celtics games. Sager would later use his passion for jewelry making (a skill he learned from his father) to earn considerable wealth.
In 1985, Sager joined Gordon Brothers Group as a partner and served as their President. Between 1985 and his departure from Gordon Brothers in 2000, Sager helped the company grow from a $10 million a year business to a multi-billion business with 20 offices in North America, Europe, and Asia. Sager still serves on the board of advisors for Gordon Brothers.

Sager also serves on the board of trustees for Tufts Medical Center, formerly the New England Medical Center. He’s also a member of the Young Millionaires Club.

Baby Photography by Tracy Raver

Art works of American photographer Tracy Raver cause tenderness. Tracy specializes in photographing of babies aged about 2 weeks. To get children in such half asleep condition photographer tries to make the studio as warm and welcoming as she can, and moms fed babies right before the shooting. As a result we see absolutely stunning photos of charming sleeping babies.

Portrait Photography by Vee Speers

Vee Speers was born in Australia and studied at Queensland College of Art. Her work has been widely exhibited and has been seen in publications including The Sunday Times, Harpers & Queen, Arena, Esquire, and Black & White Magazine.
Vee Speers is an Australian artist living in Paris. She studied fine art and photography in Brisbane which was followed by a five year career in Sydney with the ABC television as a stills photographer. A short stay in France in 1990 became a permanent move to Paris, which for Speers is a place with ‘unlimited potential and endless creative inspiration.

In 2002, her passion for life backstage in the cabarets of Pigalle inspired her to revisit the smokey, 1920’s world of les maisons closes in Paris, using the backdrop of actual opulent locations which still remain intact today. During this period, Speers also began photographing eccentric people she met along the way, satisfying her attraction to those who dare to be different. But it was not until she turned towards her own childhood and family for inspiration that she became established in the art world for her hauntingly beautiful portraits of children in The Birthday Party. Her ability to blur the line between autobigraphy and fantasy, the bizarre and beautiful, is the key to these timeless portraits.

Rocket by Alice Myers

Alice Myers, who graduated with a BA (Hons) Photography in June 2008, has been announced as one of five winners at this year’s Jerwood Photography Awards.


She has been recognised for her degree show body of work, the series entitled Rocket, which records ‘the moment when a child pushes away from the side of a pool and stretches into a ‘rocket’ shape with muscles tensed, trying not to sink.’ Her project Rocket captures the joyful exhilaration of chiltdren as they propel themselves through water, away from the side of the swimming pool, launching into the unknown.

In The Playroom by Jonathan Hobin

Jonathan Hobin an award-winning photographer and art director. Hobin’s work draws on iconic literary, cinematic and historical references and popular culture to explore the darker-or at the very least, the more troubling-aspects of childhood, imagination and storytelling.



Hobin’s photographic work has been featured in numerous national magazines, and his art direction credits include films for Bravo!, CBC Television, and the Lifetime Channel (U.S.A.). Most recently Hobin was the Canadian production designer for the first Slovenian/Canadian film, The Maiden Danced to Death (2010) with Academy Award winning cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond (Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Deer Hunter, Deliverance). For the second consecutive year Jonathan Hobin was selected in 2011 as one of three artists shortlisted for the RBC Emerging Artist Award, presented by the Council for the Arts in Ottawa (results pending).