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The truth is, I used to create my own outfits and looks for my models in the studio when I was still an art student in Spain. I guess fashion has been always an interesting field for me, however, it wasn't until a few years ago when that industry really caught my attention.
- Lucie Rochefort Cassidy
- Three Sons
- The Cassidy Era in Altamont
Lucie, or Mrs. William Cassidy as she was known in the press, plays an outsized role in Altamont history. She is reputed to be the reason our village name was changed from Knowersville to Altamont. She also purchased the land and financed the construction of the Catholic chapel in Altamont, which is now called St. Lucy’s. Born on Nov. 21, 1830, Luc...
The Cassidys had three sons who grew to adulthood: William, Edward, and John. The eldest son, William R. Cassidy, enlisted in the National Guard in 1883 and was honorably discharged as Colonel — a title he used all his life. After his father’s death, he took over management of the family affairs and became an editor and shareholder of the Argus and...
Lucie and her family would have been socializing with other prominent Albany families who were building elegant homes on the Helderberg escarpment above Altamont in the 1880s. Lucie moved into her own home, which she called The Farm, in the summer of 1885 — the year Grover Cleveland entered the White House. Her sons were living with her in Albany a...
⛲️ The Main Street fountain has returned 朗 Seven months after it was smashed into pieces by a pickup truck, the fountain returned to its rightful place...
Juliette Cassidy is a photographer and director graduated in Arts from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston. After finishing her degree, she travelled across 19 states of the USA, working on the series ‘People We Know, These Americans’.
- jimena@sensationalspain.com
- February 13, 1996
- El Cid. His real name was Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar, also referred to as “El Cid Campeador” or “The Champion”. He’s a Castilian knight and military leader halfway between historical reality and legend.
- Christopher Columbus. Christopher Columbus was a Genoese navigator who believed that the earth was spherical, unlike the rest of society, who thought it was flat and that when ships reached a point, they fell into the void.
- Hernán Cortés. He was the Spanish military born in Medellín (Extremadura), who initiated the conquest of Mexico in the early 16th century, which meant the end of the Aztec empire.
- Pelagius of Asturias. Known in Spanish as “Don Pelayo,” he was a Spanish-Visigothic nobleman who founded the Kingdom of Asturias in 718. He also led the reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula, which the Muslims occupied.
Genre: Documentary Portraiture Fashion Photojournalism Studio. All photos: 19. Best of PhotoVogue: 18. Pic of the Day: 5. See the latest photos and portfolio from Juliette Cassidy.
Dancing to the Beat of Her Drum Photographer Juliette Cassidy captures TikTok sensation Lourdes Gutiérrez in some of her most cherished polleras in her hometown in southern Peru.
