one of my favorite mornings in new york was the one i spent in greenwich village. it is filled overflowing with vibrant characters, both on the streets and in the artistic representation on the buildings. here are my favorite photographs from that morning. i already showed you a couple from cafe doma. and here are…
cafe doma in the west village. a place where intellecutuals converse, artists think, and people just hang out with people. i adore this place. and in the process of making over my website late into the night (something i no doubt feel the urge to do with the changing of the seasons), i could really go…
this quote is the reason i gave myself the challenge i did. and it’s what i simultaneously learned as i labored to constantly see, to shoot, to keep pushing myself knowing that i wanted to succeed. i care a lot about the quality of the photographs i both take and publish here on the world…
featured on the lovely spun sugar suite today! a little bit newer to the wedding blog world, spun sugar suite seeks to find all things lovely with the hopes of inspiring brides. if you get a chance today, head on over there and give them some love. 🙂 and because i like adding photos into…
just in time for valentine’s day is a photo shoot that might have been the most fun yet. jenny and rick spent some of their relationship separated by land and ocean as rick served overseas in afghanistan. he has also jumped out of planes. AND their engagement involved a hot air balloon. i was inspired…
have you ever read Jane Jacobs, particularly her Death and Life of Great American Cities? She was from New York, and while she never had formal training, wrote extensively on city planning and architecture. very insightful and we still use her fundamentals in planning today. i want to go to the places in her book with your vision! very wonderful photos indeed!!
the one with the person crossing the street is awesome