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Mary Beth Koeth
  • OVERVIEW
  • PERSONAL
    • Missed Milestones
    • Off-Season Santas
    • The Collector
    • Porn Moms
    • Richard Harr
    • Miami Boyfriends
    • People of the 8th Street Bus Stop
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    • Senior Ping Pong Olympics
    • Sonia Warshawski
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Bad Bunny: No Translation Needed

How being himself became a global revolution.

Bad Bunny didn’t just rise to the top; he actually shifted the temperature for everyone watching. I feel like we saw him expand the definitions of language, gender, masculinity, and success right in front of our eyes. He made room for joy and contradiction, proving that culture doesn't need translation to be understood. He showed me that you don’t have to dilute where you come from to be heard everywhere, and that tenderness and power can actually live side by side.

To me, Album of the Year isn’t really a peak for him. Instead, it feels like a reflection of timing and truth. It shows that the world was finally ready for someone who moves without any apology. While some people try to define an era by chasing trends, he became the era simply by being himself.

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tags: Bad Bunny, Puerto Rico, badbunnypr, badbunnybaby, badbunnyconcert, badbunnysuperbowl, superbowl, Photography, portrait, musicphotography, billboard, Mary Beth Koeth
categories: Female Photographer Miami, Commercial Photographer, Editorial
Monday 02.09.26
Posted by Mary Beth Koeth
 

Doctor Stephen Olvey | Road & Track Magazine

UNSUNG Six people who have quietly changed the automotive world. 📝 by Chris Perkins 📷 by Mary Beth Koeth for Road & Track Magazine

| DOCTOR STEPHEN OLVEY |

FOR DECADES, American open-wheel racing was the source of much motorsport innovation, including in safety. That’s thanks largely to Dr. Stephen Olvey, a neurosurgeon, and Dr. Terry Trammell, an orthopedic surgeon. The biggest names in IndyCar owe their continued careers—and in some cases, their lives—to these two doctors.
Olvey grew up in Indianapolis and began attending the Indy 500 as a kid. The speedway was the first racetrack in the world to have an on-site medical facility, and as a med student at Indiana University, Olvey volunteered his services during the 500. There he met Dr. Thomas Hanna, who ran the center and hired Olvey to be the on-track doctor. That led the USAC, the sanctioning body for American open-wheel racing, to bring on Olvey as a traveling doctor, ensuring that drivers received the same level of care at all tracks. Olvey also standardized post-crash procedures by creating the modern rapid-response safety team.

Digi tech | Javier Sanchez
Creative Director | Nathan Schroeder

tags: road & track magazine, Doctor Stephen Olvey, Formula 1, Miami, portrait
categories: Female Photographer Miami, Photography, Editorial Photographer
Tuesday 02.01.22
Posted by Mary Beth Koeth
 

Robert "Bob" Leaf

Robert "Bob" Leaf, 87, former international CEO at PR firm Burson-Marsteller.

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tags: portrait
categories: Photography
Sunday 02.10.19
Posted by Mary Beth Koeth