Cooped up. Must create something. Anything, here’s a concept piece— A photo essay on spring break in the time of COVID-19. Isolation Suspicion Disorientation Resignation Asphyxiation When shelter in place is well behind us, contact me for kids, teens, couples, family, and corporate photography in the Bay Area. Subscribe to my newsletter for updates, offers, and inspiration.
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Quarantining
Isolation is upon us. I’m keeping six feet away from my shadow. Everyone’s asking pennies for everyone’s thoughts. Although our mental atmosphere is cluttered, beauty can still be found: An almost-face with two eye-ball clouds hovering over a scene. Speaking of almost-faces, here’s an iconic one: We’re all Castaways now. “Wilson!” I found that faceContinue reading “Quarantining”
A Blooming Fine Day
I have a friend. Her name is Colleen. She shared a story with me. The story goes something like this… “A few years ago, a tulip bloomed in our backyard; the yard was otherwise covered by ivy. We didn’t plant the tulip; it was likely the work of an enterprising but forgetful squirrel. The bestContinue reading “A Blooming Fine Day”
City Ink
“A mask tells us more than a face,” According to Oscar Wilde. Well, yes and no. A good mask is a face— One with legible characters. Just like this one. Contact me for kids, teens, couples, family, and corporate photography in the Bay Area. Subscribe to my newsletter for updates, offers, and inspiration.
Howl
As you descend HWY 84 on the coastal side of Skyline, you’ll pass a dive bar in LaHonda named Apple Jack’s. Don’t day dream, or you’ll zip right by it. Made from original redwood trees in the area, the structure resembles a brooding mushroom. If it’s an overcast rainy day and you’re alone, as IContinue reading “Howl”