Our first offical visit was to the Castillo San Felipe del Morro: a 16th-century Spanish fortification, designed to guard the entrance to the San Juan Bay, and defend the Spanish colonial port city of San Juan from seaborne enemies. Afterwards, we hopped on the city trolley to explore the streets of Old San Juan. […]
I had the pleasure of photographing more of Leslie’s work this week and I have to say, I’m in love with her most recent pieces. Her cut-out paper sculptures are beautifully, delicate, shadowy and full of poetry. Part of Goldman’s process includes drawing, to both highlight and omit text from book pages, and cutting around […]
Walking around the back streets of Saint-Anne in Grand-Terre… Not far from the old fishing port of Saint-Francois: Dogs, cats, cows and other cute animals in Moule, Grand-Terre: An absolutely gorgeous day at the Pointe des Chateaux, just west of Saint-Francois, Grand-Terre (the iguana shot was actually taken […]
I first discovered Allysen Callery’s music by chance one evening in a little coffeehouse in Norwood. Her music, which she describes as Ghost Folk, transports you to another hauntingly beautiful world, possibly in another time…I was fortunate enough to have had my camera with me that night and captured these photos of Allysen playing at […]
Below are some snaps from my recent trip through the Southeast for a wedding in Virginia. On our way down we camped on the barrier island of Assateague (off the coast of Maryland) where you’re likely to see more wild horses than people (especially this time of year). The island is home to a national […]
