Deb Klein Photo

08/31/2022

I've not posted here in eons. Sorry! Here's this past Mod Weekender, on my blog 🛵🛵🛵
https://www.debkleinphoto.com/blog/mod-weekender-2022

10/26/2021

Shooting a stripped-down The Wedding Present on a day of busking in Brighton 🥰

01/11/2021

- Brighton at dusk. I can't seem to keep up posting here and also on Instagram - for the full series, head on over!

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01/07/2021

[7 JAN] Kim and George of 'The Perfect Plum Catering Brighton'. A mother/son team of extraordinary cuisine. Catering, events and delivery of all things savoury and sweet - they are a delight to support! Best to follow their Instagram for the latest goings-on in the kitchen and how you can partake: 🌶️ 🍅🥩

01/05/2021

[5 JAN] Flashback to 2017; these lovely ladies were so happy to have their portrait taken. I think I'd just read Brighton Rock around that time, so even more interesting for me... Hope to be back on the Pier amongst my fellow humans very soon....

01/03/2021

[3 JAN] Jacob, stepped out for a smoke.

01/02/2021

[2 JAN] This is the start of my for 2021. This is going to be all . I'll post one portrait a day. Strangers and local business people, mostly. Some dogs, of course. My approach will be very organic: quick, spontaneous, no faffing about. Masked and from a safe distance with my portrait lens! This is Loz of Fish Galore. They do a brisk retail trade from their space at 6 Kings Mews, Hove - have a visit! Walk-up/outdoors.
Support Local Brighton

11/16/2020

Check out what I've been hard at work on! 🥰

💥 To mark The Don’t You Want Me Project, in partnership with Wild at Heart Foundation, are proud to formally announce our initiative - The Don't You Want Me Rescue Grant - to enable someone from each of the q***r and trans communities in Toronto and the U.K, who are struggling with mental health issues, the opportunity to adopt a rescue dog. As witnessed throughout the DYWM project we anticipate that the arrival of the rescue dog will have a profoundly transformative impact not only on the recipient's mental health but on every aspect of their life.

Many people in the q***r and trans community are unable to afford the costs associated with dog ownership. To that end, the Grant aims to remove that financial burden whilst also providing ongoing mental health support to the grant recipient as they welcome a dog into their lives. Q***r and trans people may also experience intersecting forms of discrimination – such as racism, sexism or poverty alongside homophobia or transphobia that negatively impact their mental health. Approximately half of the DYWM participants have said that their rescue dog saved their life.

We look forward to sharing more information about this powerful initiative over the coming months and if you are able to support and help us document and roll this out more widely across the two countries, please donate via the link in our bio.

🥰 Huge thanks to our growing network of amazing Grant sponsors including Doggy Dates Toronto, Friends of Ruby, Save Our Scruff, NOOD Pet Food, Balmy Beach Pet Hospital, Small Wonders Pets, Dogtopia, Waggel, and Butternut Box - you’ll be hearing more about their involvement soon.

Photo credit: Doggy Dates Toronto

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09/30/2020

On a hiatus, on my Island ♥️


The Vineyard Gazette

05/19/2020

📷 // [4 pix] I was helping out with Hurricane Sandy aid in the Rockaways with Generation Human Rights. We were doing arts and crafts for trauma relief, with displaced kids in the neighborhood. These three girls were such fun and let me follow them around and take pictures for awhile while we were on a break. We were set-up in a big old house that was being used for programs like this, and there was a chicken coop nearby, and other things of interest. Rockaway, Queens. August 4, 2013.

05/14/2020

I'm taking a break from the Outtake Project to show you a few pics from a super low tide here in Brighton last week. It was something special, magical. 🐚🌊🌅