Effervesce – Limited Edition
Effervesce is a 4-page art journal featuring a photo story and food for thought.
Effervesce is a 4-page art journal featuring a photo story and food for thought.
Malika Pham is known for her amazing healthy food blog and instagram feed, and she asked me to capture her third pregnancy.
For the past several years, I’ve made a tradition of going on tour to capture family photos in some of my favorite cities. This year, I made stops in Cleveland, New York, and Los Angeles.
I’ve spent some time in Southern California over the years. One year when I lived in New York, I was Production Coordinator for the People’s Choice Awards, and had to travel to LA a lot. Continue reading “Awesome Los Angeles Photo Shoot Locations”
So Long, East Bay!
I’m moving across the bay to San Francisco next month, and feeling a bit nostalgic for all the gorgeous locations I’ve photographed in Oakland, Berkeley, and Alameda.
Before I go, I want to send a great, big THANK YOU to all of my East Bay clients, and share some of my favorite images shot here. (Can you recognize where these photos were taken?) Continue reading “Best East Bay Photo Shoot Locations”
Do you ever try your hand at arranging flowers? Floral design is intriguing to me. I have often said, “If I weren’t a photographer, I’d probably be a florist!”
If you’re thinking about a family photo shoot, but not sure what it would be like, this quick video will give you the scoop.
Nestled between the highway and Redwood Regional Park is this little village called Montclair, within the city of Oakland. The neighborhood’s gorgeous tree-filled hillsides are appealing to Bay Area residents who want an easy commute and an escape from the city. Continue reading “Montclair, Oakland”
I’ve been wanting to visit this church in Oakland, California, for some time. I studied architecture my freshman year of college (before majoring in film), and draw a lot of inspiration from the use of space. I went in the afternoon with my camera and explored the building. It was interesting to me how sci-fi and futuristic it looked, since it represents a religion with a history as old as Catholicism’s. Continue reading “What Do You Believe In?”