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On the heels of her recent inauguration into Rehabilitation Through Photography, a New York-based NPO centered on the rehabilitative capacity of the creative arts, photographer AMY POSTLE sat down with JMI to talk about the program, her inspiring involvement, and the true power of creativity.

JMI REPS: You've recently become involved with the Rehabilitation Through Photography NPO here in New York. For those who are unfamiliar with the organization, what can you tell us about it?
AMY POSTLE: Rehabilitation Through Photography is a local not-for-profit that, for 70 years, has implemented a broad range of photography programs to various populations throughout New York, including the physically and emotionally challenged, elderly, at-risk youth, homeless, and the visually impaired.
JMI: What is your roll in the program?
AP: My program takes place at Marilyn David IVDU Upper School, a special needs high school for girls in Brooklyn. I am a volunteer photography instructor who created, implemented, and am currently teaching weekly photography classes to eleven emotionally and socially challenged girls, ages 13-21.
JMI: What techniques are introduced during a typical class period?
AP: We work with point and shoot cameras, learning practical skills while exploring the creative process.
JMI: While clearly centered on the photography process, what else would you say this program offers its students?
AP: My goal is not only to expose the students to the creative arts, but to enhance their life skills...to inspire and enable (them) to channel their energy in an open and expressive way, reinforcing independence, self-confidence, and a sense of accomplishment.
JMI: What has been one of your most memorable classroom experiences, thus-far?
AP: The highlight of my first class was a breakthrough I had with one of the students, Tahilla. Having been warned of her intense shyness, it was an overwhelming feeling to have her engage, ask questions, and be very focused. Watching her explore the room with her camera was equally exciting. She was drawn to shapes, color, and she, who had never even held a camera before, by far captured the most creative images of the day.
JMI: What insight has being a part of this program given you into the power of photography as a vessel of expression?
AP: While I love my commercial work, the joy I am receiving by helping these girls is so unique. In my class, I see students connecting to each other and to the world through their cameras...the creative process is helping them find their voice.
For more on Amy's involvement in the Rehabilitation Through Photography program, visit www.amypostle.com - and be on the lookout for the next Q&A with LEE CLOWER, coming soon!
Have you seen the latest issue of Redbook??
Out now, the magazine includes a feature story with photographs by our very own AMY POSTLE! Located in the "Men, Love & Family" section of the mag, Amy's shots beautifully capture the February issue's "Hottest Husband 2013" contest winner and his family.
Take a peek at Amy's adorable photographs, below - and for the full story, be sure to pick up a copy of the magazine for yourself!!
Check out Amy Postle's latest ad work!! Amy shot this campaign for Miralax with NY agency PublicisKaplanThaler. They went to Lehman College in the Bronx on one of the hottest days of the year to shoot this ad. Luckily it doesn't look like the model is sweating from the heat, only from lugging that huge bag up the stairs. Great job Amy!
As September comes to a close we thought the perfect way to welcome the new month of goblins and ghosts would be to show off Amy Postle's latest cover for the October Issue of Parents Magazine! Check it out:
This one's for all you mama's out there! We love this story that Amy Postle shot for the September issue of Fitness Magazine! Amy's ability to capture the essence, comfort, and confidence in their own skin contributed to the tremendous success of this shoot! The ladies in the story sure do have a lot to be proud of!
Four inspiring moms decided it was time to get active again after having their kids. Instead of living with babyweight blues, these ladies, with the help of Fitness, lost the weight and are feeling great! Their stories can inspire women, even those who haven't had babies yet! Go girl!
The summer is wrapping up, like it or not, and while they are probably not jumping at the idea...it's time for the kids to head back to school! It's important to start thinking about what good habits you will instill in your kids now that the summer fun is behind us and it's time to get back to business as usual! An important aspect of building good habits is to ensure that we teach our youth about healthy eating and address the childhood obesity epidemic in this country head on.
Amy Postle shot a really compelling two part story for Parents Magazine (found in the August and September issues) about the disease and it's impact on American families. Take a look at the stories below:
Part 1- Found in August Issue of Parents Magazine
Part 2- Found in September Issue of Parents Magazine
Amy Postle shot this awesome summer cover for Parents Magazine for the August 2012 issue, on stands now! Be sure to go pick up a copy for some great summer parenting tips and to see more from the shoot!
Well, it's Friday and GORGEOUS out. Weather for the weekend is looking pretty good according to our sources...are you gonna do something outdoors? If so, you should check out the article in the June issue of Parents Magazine all about safeguarding kids from harsh summer sun! Amy Postle headed down to Miami to shoot for Parents and had a blast doing so! Adorable shots and an informative article all in one! Check out the article to learn a thing or two about protecting your childs precious skin!
Be sure to lather up and enjoy the weekend!
Amy Postle recently shot an advertisement for Kodak's motion picture film campaign, Film. No Compromise. The portrait is of Cinematographer Wally Pfister, currently nominated by Oscar for his beautiful work in the movie Inception. She told us it was a really cool guy, great shoot, beautiful film.
More to see on her personal site - check her out!




















