This is a collaboration with my two Sons and my Father - devoted to The World as We’ve Seen It. Mainly, it’s a summary of our travels, and our photography.

After Journalism school I worked in magazine publishing, eventually as the Photo Editor for seven publications. At the same time, I operated a Black & White Portraiture business in film, hand printing my products in a collaborative professional darkroom in Portland, Oregon. After the digital revolution, I worked in product photography & branding, and interiors & architectural photography. So this website includes my other work as a photographer including Portraiture, Florals, Product Photography and Interiors.

Our complete travel collection is visible on my HOME page. This is also a collection of my OTHER PORTFOLIOS as well, created over the past 35 years. In addition I write an occasional BLOG with new stories and images as well. Images of ours for Sale are located in my STORE, opening in spring 2025. This year I am also working to include a NOURISH section with our favorite recipes, since providing food and gathering friends and family has been such a big focus in my life and now a passion of both my sons.

My sons are now young adults beginning their careers in other fields. They are based in London and New York City, and travel frequently for work and pleasure. My Father, now 90, has been an avid traveler photographer and adventurer his whole life too. So this collection also includes some of my Father’s VINTAGE SLIDES as well.

My Life’s Purpose has been to make the most of every opportunity - to explore our world - and to gather, nourish, support, celebrate, enjoy, and love my special orbit of people that surrounds me. I live in gratitude every day.

This is my life’s body of work as well as my two son’s growing collection, and I invite you to know us.
I appreciate you taking the time to be here. Welcome.

Brenda Lush
2022



Who lives
Who dies
Who tells your story?
…When you’re gone, who remembers your name?
Who keeps your flame?
You really do write like you’re running out of—
Time
I’m still not through…
I ask myself, “What would you do if you had more—”
Time
And when my time is up, have I done enough?
Will they tell our story?
Can I show you what I’m proudest of?
And when my time is up
Have I done enough?

Excerpts from the final act of Hamilton
- Lin Manuel Miranda