Bio
Now based in Southern California, Nancy became a photographer in 1990 after her career as a New York City-based political media consultant.
Her Oakland Portrait was funded by a grant from the San Francisco Foundation. The work was exhibited at the Eye Gallery, Intersection For The Arts, San Francisco Camerawork, and the Lillian Paley Center For The Arts.
For her reportage of the 1992 national political conventions, Nancy received awards from the Colorado Press Association: First and Second Place, Best Photo Essay for the Republican and Democratic conventions, respectively, and Third Place, Best Feature Photo for an image of the first Clinton Inauguration.
Her portraits were featured in a Gannett bus stop shelter campaign for the Public Media Center, in partnership with Coleman Advocates For Children And Youth and the James Irvine Foundation. Nancy was affiliated with the photo agency Zuma Press from 2004 -- 2006. She is a member of the National Press Photographers Association.
