I just posted a whole bunch of photos I’ve taken on my second visit to Finland. I have had a great time and hope that I get a chance to come back at some point in the future. I’m so glad to have had this experience, and I’ve got to hand it to the Finns, they really know how to celebrate a Midsummer’s eve! (Special thanks to our Sotkamo hosts) Here’s a link to the whole collection, but feel free […]
I’m not able to post my photos directly for this just yet, but please follow this link to see a really awesome new online column for the New York Times T Magazine that Monique Truong is writing on food. The first article is already up and yours truly took the food photos for it. It’s my first work for the New York Times that has actually gotten credited to me, so that’s certainly nice to see.
I’ve not had a chance to post anything lately, and I’m still working on the large group of shots and time lapses I shot while in Italy and Greece. However, in the meantime, I just had a great day yesterday checking out the American Academy of Arts and Letters, way up on West 155th St in Manhattan. My wife recently won an award from them, and they have a great exhibit of all of the award winners and inductees this […]
We just got in the first hard covers of Bitter in the Mouth by Monique Truong. Woo hoo! Don’t forget to pre-order from your favorite distributor! It’s officially out August 31.
I just ate the best pizza of my life tonight at home. Fresh mozzarella and extra sharp provolone (from Caputo’s Fine Foods), oven roasted plum tomatoes, bell peppers, fresh basil (backyard), fleur de sel, and sweet italian sausage (from Staubitz) Independence Day weekend is starting out right!!
Check out Monique’s new website. Really well done. Programming by Eric Gordon and artwork by Briony Morrow-Cribbs
Took a few lame quality phone-photos about town this past week and thought I’d share: From Street Art This is a piece of Shepard Fairey street art that I somehow had missed when the exhibit went up last month at the Deitch Gallery. This wall is at the corner of Grand and Wooster, by the way. and this is our nice view from the rooftop bar at the Thompson Hotel after the owner of the ground floor restaurant Kittichai, Jean […]