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Packed into Battery Park, surrounded by tens of thousands of New Yorkers, I listened as Congressmen and women, community organizers, immigrants, and refugees told their stories and voiced their anger with our sitting President. In 40 degree weather, men and women of all ages, races, ethnicities, and sexual orientation stood shoulder-to-shoulder chanting words of freedom, […]
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Just after the new year, my expert travel planning wife and I embarked on a delayed honeymoon that brought us from New York to Hong Kong – Bangkok, Thailand – Chiang Mai, Thailand – Siem Reap, Cambodia – Ko Samui, Thailand – Hong Kong and finally home. If you’re looking for statistics: 2 people, 5 bags, 10 […]
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This summer has been jam-packed with weddings. I couldn’t be more excited/happier/jubilant/etc for these friends and family, but I’m also thankful that they’ve required moderate travel. Hershey, Newport, West Hampton – and Boston in this case. I think the biggest challenge of these weekends is figuring out the best way to kill time while waiting for […]
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Too often my exploration of this city begins with a subway ride. Rarely do I merely stroll around the neighborhood, but this evenings’ sky was inspiration enough to do so. Hanging a right on W 65th Street, I was surprised by the remnants of this ridiculously beautiful sunset.
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Without a doubt, Veuve Clicquot’s Polo Classic remains one of my favorite shoots of the year. For three year’s running, I’ve had the privilege of working alongside the fine folks at Veuve Clicquot and LaForce, documenting the ins and outs of the event. From the decor to the sport, the VIPs to the gourmet food […]
