I went to India this past February where two of my friends got married on Valentine’s Day in Ahmedabad. In the pictures, they are the man in the red turban and the woman in the green sari, not this other loving couple seen wearing his and hers bikinis on the beach in Goa.
Kathmandu is definitely the most visceral place I’ve ever visited. I was there for just a few days this winter when I was traveling around India. It’s extremely busy, smelly and dirty. However, I tried to find and photograph the quiet moments of peace and beauty amidst the filth and chaos.
I traveled to Egypt this winter and journeyed by boat up the Nile River. In addition to all the amazing, monumental historical sites, I also photographed the landscapes that drifted by as our boat cruised at around 12 knots. The smoke from the burning fields, and the dust blowing in from the desert filter the [...]
For the last two years, I’ve been living in an apartment on the northern end of 4th avenue in Brooklyn. Upon moving in, I was immediately impressed with how remarkably raw and harsh the street is. If you’ve never experienced it, it’s a 7 mile or so strip of boulevard that runs from Downtown Brooklyn [...]
I photographed this wedding at dusk at the Boathouse in Prospect Park. The couple asked the guests to wear only black or white, and grew most of the plants they used as floral arrangement themselves. They came to me to create unusual and dramatic photos of their unique wedding. Please contact me if you would [...]
I recently drove across country, stopping at various attractions along the way. I’ve always been fascinated by watching people photograph each other in front of stuff, and decided to take my own pictures of people photographing each other in front of stuff.
Featured, is Johnny Linville, a gardener at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
I went home over memorial day weekend.
My Grandparents live in West Palm Beach, Florida and I visit them there usually two or three times a year. I find it a fascinating place to take pictures. The area is very unusual. It’s a waspy jet-set destination, a Jewish retirement mecca, and an urban wasteland depending on what block you’re on.
Jackson is my first friend to have a baby.
This was the first warm weekend day of the year. I went to prospect park to see how people were reacting to the pleasant temperature and the new greenery.
I was asked by my friend Jesse and his dad, Uke Jackson, to photograph their annual ukulele festival, New York Ukefest 2008. Ukefest is “a four-day extravaganza of concerts, workshops, seminars and world-renowned ukulele vendors.”
I don’t know why, but it had to happen.
Pictures of my family from our Christmas gathering in Center Moriches on Long Island.
This year my family spent Christmas at my uncle and aunt’s house in Center Moriches on Long Island. The house isn’t big enough for everyone to fit so my siblings and I rented an RV to park in the drive way. Christmas being on a monday, we decided to make a weekend of it and [...]
A selection of portraits I shot in the Fall of 2007.
On this visit, I decided to make portraits that focus on the relationships West Palm residents have with their little dogs.
In November of 2007 I visited Japan with my friends Lisa and Sarah. I love Japan because everywhere you look there’s something completely fascinating and unexpected. We spent a week in Tokyo and Kyoto and then took an overnight train to Hokkaido, the northern most of Japan’s four main islands, where we spent another week.
In November of 2007 I visited Japan with my friends Lisa and Sarah. I love Japan because everywhere you look there’s something completely fascinating and unexpected. We spent a week in Tokyo and Kyoto and then took an overnight train to Hokkaido, the northern most of Japan’s four main islands, where we spent another week.