Cooking at Lake Oskawana

A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of traveling to Lake Oscawana, New York with my lovely man. He was catering for an amazing birthday party at a dope ass house! It was such a blast helping him out and getting a few pictures in between courses.

Pola

Accidental double exposure in camera

(Seagull Tri-x 400)

Camping in the Catskills

Last week I went on an awesome camping trip with one of my best friends, Joe. Our time consisted of tooling around in the car, hiking to waterfalls, tipping over canoes, and bourbon. I always look forward to my time in the woods with Joe because of the conversation and the adventures we go on.  And of course there's nothing better than chatting around a campfire with one of your friends, looking up at the stars, with a cold beer in your hand. 

All photos taken on Pentax 6x7

"I still find each day too short for all the thoughts I want to think, all the walks I want to take, all the books I want to read, and all the friends I want to see." -John Burroughs

"To learn something new, take the path that you took yesterday." -John Burrough

"I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order." -John Burrough

Blow Up Editions

I have been featured on Blow Up Editions for a limited time only! Blow Up Editions is an amazing start up that promotes and sells emerging artist work and donates a portion of the proceeds to an emerging artist fund! Head on over to Blow Up Editions to purchase one of my photographs for a ridiculously good price! Only on sale til August 30th so grab em while ya can! 

Thanks for the support everyone!

Below are the photographs you can purchase!

Human Nature

Human Nature is a collaborative series by Erica Simone and myself. 

On view at the Adorama Gallery from July 23rd to August 16th, 2015

Many world philosophies view humanity as being One with all of life: all that exists, existed and will ever exist. As nature grows around us and as constellations surround us, we realize we were all once star dust: elements from the cosmic, descendants of the universe. We were once all born so simply in nature, surviving off the Earth—it was and is a part of us, around us. We communicated with the trees, spoke to the stars, looked into the winds for guidance. As animals, we relied on the land to feed us, to clean us, to shelter us. We are nature.

As artists who appreciate the meticulous complexities of the Earth’s natural realm, we wanted to create imagery that tells a primitive story of man: that we are, indeed, all One. We shared our photographs, blending landscapes into silhouettes, superimposing the ligaments, muscles and bones of nature, creating collaborations to unify human and Earth as we realize their complete unison.

Portraits in the Fall

I realize I haven't posted in a year on this blog and it's time to start it up again and keep the world and myself updated. These are photographs I took in the woods near Cold Spring, NY with my wonderful boyfriend Matt. On the way down the mountain from our hike we captured the final moments of daylight in golden hour and photographed each other.

There is a sense of calm during the last hours of daylight. The light is rapidly disappearing and the shadows are constantly changing but the sun is tucking all the trees and the flowers and the animals in for the night until she rises again in the morning.