St. Patrick's Day - Central Park

This year on St. Patrick's Day, I met up with New York photographers Tim, Peter and Gerard. We tooled around the Upper West Side before making our way to Central Park for a little shooting. The funny thing? I ran out of time before meeting them so I didn't have a camera with me. I jumped into K & M Camera and bought their cheapest film camera - the Yashica Microtec Zoom 90. Luckily Peter also let me use his Canon EOS 3. The last four photos were shot with the Yashica.

Seattle

I was in Seattle briefly last December. I loved taking photos of this little girl. She's a real spit fire!

Woodstock, New York

I traveled recently, for the first time, to Woodstock, New York to check out the Center for Photography at Woodstock. It's an incredible center and a great town.

Provincetown, Cape Cod

Every year we try to make it up to the Cape. I really love that place.

Mara + Danny - FIND NYC

Mara + Danny posed as our engaged couple for the Film is Not Dead workshop here in NYC. Two of the nicest people you could ever meet. They also have a really sweet blog, A Blog about Love. Mr. Film is Not Dead (Jonathan Canlas) has a new book out. Can't wait to get my hands on a copy. See more photos here. Viva la film!

The Miscarriage Diaries on Let the Kids

Very honored to be on the photography site, Let the Kids Dress Themselves today. Please take a look here!

Adieu Le Train Bleu

Le Train Bleu is a Portland-based online clothing boutique. All the pieces are so beautifully curated. Sadly, after a nearly 10 year run, it is closing its doors on Wednesday, February 8th. You can read a little bit more about Le Train Bleu here and the amazing owner behind it all here (she hung up a sheet recently in her backyard and watched the Breakfast Club on projector! How awesome is that?). I had the privilege of shooting for Le Train Bleu back in 2005 in Duvall, Washington. It could not have been a more perfect day. I loved every single one of the pieces (and still dream about that chevron skirt and gold shoes!) and ran away with that pink sweater (which I still wear!). Farewell, sweet Le Train Bleu. You will be missed.