2013 in review
I don’t often look back in review—too busy looking ahead, I think—but I’ve got a few minutes, and this seems like a good opportunity to do it. Last year’s shoots were for a wide a
I don’t often look back in review—too busy looking ahead, I think—but I’ve got a few minutes, and this seems like a good opportunity to do it. Last year’s shoots were for a wide a
I have always done a lot of street photography, starting in my late teens and continuing on to the present. My earliest photographic hero was (of course) Henri Cartier-Bresson, and he remains one of my
I have always done a lot of street photography. I’m drawn to people, to crowds, to cities. Most of my street photography, like most of my professional photography, is of people. But even when people
One of the reasons I moved to New York is it’s cultural diversity. I know I’ve mentioned that previously, but here’s another example, another take. I grew up in a mixed neighborhood, and was taught
I was at MoMA last week, to see Abstract Expressionism New York before the show closed. I enjoyed the show, which was remarkable not least because most of the works shown were created within a
One of my favorite things to do in New York is to stop by Fashion Week to see what the attendees and passers-by are wearing. Today, fueled by an article in Overflow Magazine by Brooklyn
Traditional or not so traditional, I hope you all have a very Merry Christmas!
I’m a photographer by vocation and avocation, and if I don’t have a camera with with I feel like I’ve left home without my driver’s license: not just vulnerable but somehow under-dressed and unprepared. I
Victoria’s Secret opened it’s first Toronto store on 28 October, and on the 27th, for a promotional boost, the company took over Yonge-Dundas Square (for those of us south of the border: think Times Square)
I’m a people photographer, so I don’t take a lot of “roots and rocks” photos, as a colleague of mine once termed photos of, well, roots, rocks, … I do, however, like to make photos