I had the opportunity to photograph Suz & Lauren’s wedding in Washington, DC at the Jefferson Memorial, on an absolutely gorgeous day. The reception was held on the Spirit of Washington, which cruised around the Potomac, and the afterparty was held in Georgetown that night. All in all, an absolutely awesome day that I’m so grateful to have been a part of. Without further ado, here are a few frames from the day.
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My cousin recently graduated from Juilliard’s pre-college program and had her senior recital this past weekend. I was asked to surprise her with an image of Juilliard or Alice Tulley Hall, and you can see my favorite shot of Alice Tulley (2nd image) below. The first image is of the backside of Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center and a reflecting pool, also taken during the blue hour. Pretty rad architecture if you ask me.
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This was a mini-project I wanted to do while I was on Providencia — get to know some of the locals and take some genuine portraits. Here are a few to start off the series.
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Greg, with a fresh catch. Note the stylish bling on his wrist.
Twins who were in the water at Southwest Beach with us watching the weekly horse race (from a safe-ish distance):
Everesto Howard, with an enormous shark jaw from a catch he made two days prior to meeting him. Absolutely nuts.
Willy, who owned another beach bar a few paces down from Richard’s Place, where this photo was taken.
Everesto again, after anywhere from 1-8 rum cocktails.
This was taken at one of my favorite spots on Providencia, called Almond Bay (Allan Bay on some maps). It was about a 10-15 minute walk down a path to reach the beach, but totally worth it for the seclusion and absolutely natural beauty. This was a 90 second exposure taken in the early afternoon; the island you see in front of you is Santa Catalina, connected to the tip of Providencia via a small bridge called Lover’s Lane.
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I’ve been on a bit of a B&W kick this week, so here are a few more frames from St. Lucia that fit the bill.
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