Unseen New York: Photographing the Iron Triangle
“They paved paradise and put up a parking lot” – Joni Mitchell from the song “Big Yellow Taxi” Those were the words that came to my mind when I last saw this neighborhood from the balcony section of the upper level stands in Citifield, New York. Deep under the shadows of the stadium ...
San Miguel De Allende, Mexico – a paradise for culture junkies and photography
Imagine a city where all the streets are cobblestoned. Imagine a city where there are no traffic lights or stop signs. Imagine a city where you run into giant puppets around the corner. Imagine a city outside the US that would have been a ghost town if not for one American. Are you curious yet? ...
The Queens of Queens – A glimpse into the Latino LGBT nightlife of Queens, New York
Queens is often called the “World’s Borough.” It truly is one of the most culturally diverse urban areas of the world and Jackson Heights may very well be its heart. Step off the Roosevelt Avenue subway stop and you will immediately be greeted by taco stalls, ethnic grocery stores, a smattering of Tibetan/Himalayan/Asian food joints, ...
5 Reasons Guanajuato Should Be On Every Photographers List!
5 Reasons Guanajuato should be on every travel photographers list! Photographers guide to Guanajuato, Mexico.
The Light Diaries 