"Footwear"
From left to right: Karl, Whiskey, Shining.
More from Shining and Karl's New York wedding here.
"Footwear"
From left to right: Karl, Whiskey, Shining.
More from Shining and Karl's New York wedding here.
As I compose this post on the airplane, on my way back from San Francisco (Virgin America is so awesome), I yearn for home. It’s been a few days and many weeks since I’ve really BEEN home. And with a few days off to enjoy it.
Here are a few photos that soothe me, containing things that I enjoy or comfort me (flowers, sweets, candles/pretty light, water and family).
(I just need a photo of a comfy bed to complete this Home Comfort story.)
The candle was made by Joya with graphics designed and art directed by Oh Joy! Studio. (Candles, cremes, and soap sold at Anthropologie). They were shot in my home.
The flowers were styled by Emily Thompson, and shot in my home.
My sister, her daughter Allie, and my new nephew Johnny provide a lot of laughs and comfort. As well as my beau Chandler who I look forward to going home to!
I spent a lot of the month of November traveling and shooting destination weddings. (I was in the Caribbean twice in 2 weeks for work––no complaints here!)
At the beginning of the month, I spent a few days in the Hamptons documenting local harvested fruits & vegetables. Now that I'm back in Brooklyn, I thought these photos would be appropriate for our long winter ahead.
I couldn't choose just one so I decided to create this collage of favourites for my Image of the Month newsletter.
More of my food images can be seen here on my food photography website: FoodAndArt.com and here on my Blog.
In the morning, I'll be traveling to the Hamptons to shoot a continuation of the cookbook project.
Excited by the results of last week's cookbook shoot part 1, I took this snapshot of the proofs laid out on my work table.
In these photos for the Savoring the Hamptons cookbook, you can see Roman Roth of the Wolffer Estates winery, some apple trees from the Halsey family's 70 acre farmland, and a harvest grape tart made from some of the locally harvested wine grapes.
More to come!
I chose this month’s image from a recent trip to Birmingham, Alabama where I shot Dale and Anar’s Indian wedding. This photo was one of my favorites because even amidst the commotion I was able to capture a moment of stillness as Anar fastened her earring, pensively anticipating the day ahead.
I also liked this color image which I shot through Anar’s balcony window looking into her bridal suite. In the end, I chose the black and white image from Anar’s Indian Wedding for my Image of the Month, as I love the intricate detail and the composition of that image best.