One of the things I find most inspiring about my work is collaborating with children in the creative process.
Tag: california
Reasons to Love San Francisco
From a Photographer’s Perspective
Hello from my new hometown, San Francisco!
Last-Minute Holiday Bookings
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I admit it. I have been known to procrastinate from time to time. As much as I love a good plan, sometimes things just seem to be up in the air until the last minute. So, I have a soft spot for people trying to squeeze in bookings for portraits in December, and do my best to help them get their holiday cards out on time!
Homesick for Space
When I first moved to NYC awhile back, I’d heard of a band called, “Homesick for Space.” I loved the name because there was never enough room for anything in New York, and I thought that everyone who lived there was probably homesick for space. Continue reading “Homesick for Space”
Week in Photos: Ranchos Palos Verdes
Recently, I went to Ranchos Palos Verdes to document these gorgeous twins and their family.
Family Photos in Tongva Park
Tongva Park, located just across the street from the Santa Monica Pier, opened towards the end of 2013. The park itself has amazing energy, and it’s been a major source of inspiration for me since I’ve been in California.
2013 Photo Highlights + Wintering in LA
Friends! Clients! Photography aficionados!
Big announcement: Rock-n-roll kids photography is taking over Los Angeles this winter. Think about it, family and kids photography that’s actually cool. Yep! I’ll be calling Los Angeles home from January through March, 2014. Continue reading “2013 Photo Highlights + Wintering in LA”
Creative Profile: Hot Tub Show
Hot Tub Show‘s tumblr page says it’s a variety show with the “occasional oddity.” Well, I’ve been twice now, and I’d say the oddities are far from occasional. (I mean that as a huge compliment.) Continue reading “Creative Profile: Hot Tub Show”
Business and Pleasure – A Mixed Life
You’ve probably noticed that lately my blog has mixed photos shot for clients with photos taken throughout my day-to-day traveling and what-not. I’ve tried keeping the two separate for awhile, but in truth, each informs the other. To just include one is always only telling half the story. What in the world is my story, anyway?
Wintering in San Diego
A friend of mine once said, “You know you’ve made it when you start using the word ‘winter,’ as a verb.” I found this pretty amusing since my parents started wintering in San Diego a few years ago. My parents have modest means. So, how are they doing this?