My career as a photographer has taken me a lot of places. I’m a photojournalist now and have been for several years but before that I was a studio photographer at two different companies, a much different type of work flow than what I do now. I get asked a lot about how to get into…
Here’s my last post of the series and it’s ending on a good note. A friend of a friend showed us this secret spot that reminded me of a fairy world. He found the place by following a map drawn on a napkin that was left to him by another friend. Apparently a few decades…
My last day of #Friendcation was spent exploring Watkins Glen State Park. The views there were amazing and well worth the burning climb of hundreds of little stone steps. If you’re venturing up that way or want to photograph some great spots in nature, I definitely recommend this place.
We had a campfire and smores one night and decided to light Chinese lanterns, you know, those paper light things that you light and they float up into the sky. We tried our best!
Today we all went to explore this winery called Great Western. It’s the oldest winery in the Finger Lakes region, established in 1860. It has eight stone buildings and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. If you want to read more about the history and the timeline, click here .
I’m spending some time in upstate New York this week with some friends on a lake. One of my friends, Stefan, has a mom (Jackie Brandow) that works at the Corning Museum of Glass as a glass blower so we got to experience the museum and learn a lot about the art of glass blowing.…
This past Saturday was the anniversary of the death of Michael Brown. The People’s Power Assembly of Baltimore organized a peaceful protest in remembrance. The group met at Penn North at 3pm, the familiar site of the burned down CVS that local and international media crowded around during the April protests, and marched downtown. The march was…
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