Sneak Peek: Kentucky Thanksgiving
The NEW Food and Art
Welcome to my newly redesigned Food and Art and Still Life website: FoodandArt.com featuring food photographs from a recent cookbook in the Hamptons, still life, travel, and portraiture.
Thanks for taking a look!
Image of the Month: Linguini with Slow Roasted Plum Tomatoes
For November's Image of the Month, I chose a photograph of Silvia Lehrer's linguini with slow roasted plum tomatoes. I chose it because it is the opening image for my newly re-designed food website, which I launched last week.
Please take a look at the new FoodandArt.com featuring photographs of scrumptious desserts, delicious dishes, unique ingredients, still life, chefs, and travel photos.
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Thanks for your continued interest! -K
Alison & Brian’s Prints on my Table
In October, I had the pleasure of photographing Alison and Brian's small 2-person wedding. After their Waldorf Astoria ceremony, we walked in Central Park and took some photographs. It was a great Fall day.
Here are a few images on my table as well as one of my favorite bouquet images from this series.
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Inspiration Board II: Brick, Stone, Peaches and Crimson
Today I went through my repertoire of photos looking for wedding inspiration.
Here is one of my first "inspiration boards". It contains images borrowed from previous projects listed below. Looking forward to creating more fun boards soon!
Catherine + Ken's Malibu wedding in June
Recent Still Life from a Cookbook Project in the Hamptons
Anli + Kenneth's April wedding at the BBG
Image of the Month: Amy & Andy in Oregon
For this "Image of the Month" I made a collage of photos from a recent wedding in Oregon's beautiful wine country. It was here that I photographed Amy and Andy's lovely wedding.
Andy is a filmmaker and Amy is both creative and a wonderful subject. When we first met, they presented me with a collage of their own, a storyboard of sorts, showing their favorite styles of portraiture. I rarely receive this from clients, and it was a breath of fresh air. I knew they were thinking creatively about their pictures.
Before going out to Oregon, we did a local Brooklyn Engagement shoot. Amy and Andy brought props with them (a skateboard, an old Yashica camera, etc) and the shoot became easy to choreograph with their enthusiastic ideas.
For more of my wedding images please take a look at my wedding website.
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