Boston

On our way home from Cape Cod we took a detour to meet our cousins. Three beautiful girls!

How to Bake an Apple Pie, Part I

I accompanied my favorite pie baker to the Union Square Farmer's Market for some fresh ingredients so that we could bake a pie. Stay tuned for Part II!

Ruby Slippers

I don't wear heels. Ever. Not interested. However, I was quite taken with these. Really. In red. But why on earth spend $228 on a shoe that I will find horribly uncomfortable (I will) and will only wear once or twice (if that)? So, I bought a pair of red heels at a thrift store, used spray adhesive and glitter and voilà! Ruby slippers.

The Holiday Gift Guide for the Photo Enthusiast

Retro Camera Moleskin Journal Notebook, $9Print, $10

Completely awesome photo holiday cards, $30

Laptop bag with slides from someone else's road trip, $198


Personalized toy wooden camera, $34

Camera handstitched onesie, $40


Vegan Camera Tote, $90


Vegan Camera Strap, $23


Hand Stitched Brown Leather Camera Case, $102

Portra 400 in 220, $12. This is a glorious medium format film.

The Yashica T-4, around $200. Photo by Platform.

The 35 mm movie camera from Lomography, $79.Border stripe canvas stripe from Union, $168

The leather camera strap from Union, $128, and also, this one made from wool!

Foto Leather Wallet by Shop Good, $22.


Fuji Instax Mini, around $65 (Photo by Photojojo)


The SX-70 by Polaroid, $80-200.

Such an awesome camera (it's an SLR! It shoots instant film!). You can still find these around (check out ebay). Need film? Check out the Impossible Project. Photo by Ed McGowanSpeaking of Polaroid, this is a great book, $10

Camera bags from ONA, $279-429.

Old Camera by Todd McLellan, $50-1000

The Rollei 35S. One of the smallest 35 mm cameras in the world. Zeiss lens. It's so pretty! 'nuff said. Photo via BeDesignful.

The Castro Camera T-shirt, $25.

Happy Holidays!

Alisa + Chris

Alisa + Chris are New York-based actors (and singers/musicians) and some of the funniest people I've ever met. See more and buy prints here.

Happy Halloween!

These were taken last year on West 69th Street.

FIND NYC

Jonathan Canlas is an incredible photographer who shoots all film, all of the time. He holds Film is Not Dead workshops throughout the country. I had the privilege of attending one last week right here in New York. It was a complete blast and I learned a ton from Jonathan (his work flow, his go-to exposures depending upon the type of film, for example). He's an open book! The top photograph is of photographer Joseph Amundsen (and Jonathan's assistant) and the bottom two are of photographers Peter Mercado and Tim Massie, fellow attendees. I had a fantastic, fantastic time. Jonathan also has a guide for those of you who'd like to get back into film or start using it for the first time: it's called the FIND guide.