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CONTRIBUTORS HC&G Faces by Marina Vataj MORGAN: JEFFREY HORNSTEIN; CALDER: RICHARD SOUCHECK; PANTIEL: ROBERT KITTILA; MORAN: RYNN WILLIAMS Michael Moran A New York resident, Michael Moran studied architecture at UCLA before turning to photo- graphy more than 20 years ago. His work can be seen in several architectural publications and books, including the upcoming Remarks on 21 Works (Monacelli). For this issue, he takes a look inside a beautiful Montauk home built by Murdock Young Architects (“A Vision in White,” pg. 52). “What at first seemed traditional proved to be sublimely modern,” he says. “It was truly a reward to photograph.” Pamela Morgan Entertaining expert and chef Pamela Morgan runs a New York catering company, is the author of the cookbook Pamela Morgan’s Flavors (Viking) and contributes to Food & Wine. In “Gone Fishin’” (pg. 72), she dines at chef Kerry Heffernan’s Sag Harbor abode. “Kerry is an extraordinary cook and a superb fisherman,” she says. “He is one of those rare people who can do it all!” Anne Calder A Westhampton resident and Wesleyan University senior, Anne Calder has worked as a writer for Dan’s Papers and Wesleyan magazine, as well as at HC&G as a summer editorial intern. In “People and Their Boats” (pg. 46), she asks East End boating enthusiasts what floats their, well, boats. “When they’re out on the water,” she says, “even the busiest people seem to be able to escape their stresses.” Mindy Pantiel Writer Mindy Pantiel has published her work in Traditional Home and Metropolitan Home. A Long Island native, she was especially excited to pay a visit to a pretty shingled retreat in Bridgehampton (“Family Affair,” pg. 58). “I was impressed with owner Angela Bedoya’s ability to create a sophisticated home,” she says. “I love that it’s welcoming to children and adults.” 66 Newton lane East Hampton 631 324 6666 APPAREL ACCESSORIES HANDBAGS BALENCIAGA CELESTINA CELINE OSCAR de la RENTA JIL SANDER LANVIN DRIES VAN NOTEN MARNI MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA JANIS PROVISOR RICK OWENS JASON WU 66 Newtown Lane East Hampton 631 324 6666 16_HCG6_Contribs0815.indd 16 7/30/10 10:35 AM
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Michael MoranA New York resident, Michael Moran studied architecture at UCLA before turning to photo-graphy more than 20 years ago. His work can be seen in several architectural publications and books, including the upcoming Remarks on 21 Works (Monacelli). For this issue, he takes a look inside a beautiful Montauk home built by Murdock Young Architects (“A Vision in White,” pg. 52). “What at first seemed traditional proved to be sublimely modern,” he says. “It was truly a reward to photograph.”
Pamela MorganEntertaining expert and chef Pamela Morgan runs a New York catering company, is the author of the cookbook Pamela Morgan’s Flavors (Viking) and contributes to Food & Wine. In “Gone Fishin’” (pg. 72), she dines at chef Kerry Heffernan’s Sag Harbor abode. “Kerry is an extraordinary cook and a superb fisherman,” she says. “He is one of those rare people who can do it all!”
Anne calderA Westhampton resident and Wesleyan University senior, Anne Calder has worked as a writer for Dan’s Papers and Wesleyan magazine, as well as at HC&G as a summer editorial intern. In “People and Their Boats” (pg. 46), she asks East End boating enthusiasts what floats their, well, boats. “When they’re out on the water,” she says, “even the busiest people seem to be able to escape their stresses.”
Mindy PantielWriter Mindy Pantiel has published her work in Traditional Home and Metropolitan Home. A Long Island native, she was especially excited to pay a visit to a pretty shingled retreat in Bridgehampton (“Family Affair,” pg. 58). “I was impressed with owner Angela Bedoya’s ability to create a sophisticated home,” she says. “I love that it’s welcoming to children and adults.”
66 Newton lane East Hampton 631 324 6666
APPAREL ACCESSORIES HANDBAGS
BALENCIAGA CELESTINA CELINE OSCAR de la RENTA JIL SANDER LANVIN DRIES VAN NOTEN MARNI MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA JANIS PROVISOR RICK OWENS JASON WU
66 Newtown Lane East Hampton 631 324 6666
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