New York Day 1... Again.

9.07.2010

If you know me, you know that i love visiting New York City. New York City, in particular Brooklyn, has been like a second home to me this past year and knowing great people that live here makes the it harder to leave...
Photographing New York never gets old, there's so much to see and so many things that constantly change that it gives me endless things to shoot. In the past i've given people a macro view of New York, but i neglect to show the small details that make New York one of the greatest cities in this world... hope you like this batch... more to come.

enjoy.



















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311 Rocks Red Rocks

7.24.2010

I don't care what time of music you're into, but to say that 311 is not relevant today is an outrageous statement. 311 has been touring non stop for the past 20 years and have been surprising critics left and right with their musicianship, but more importantly their dedication to their fan base. I had the privilege of flying to Denver, CO to see one of the best bands perform in front of thousands of eager fans, who waited in line 12 hours to have a front row seat. 311 brought it... and no one left that place disappointed.
enough with the words... onward with the photos.

enjoy.


Red Rocks empty























See the rest of the photos here on flickr

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One year ago...

7.01.2010

This past year has definitely been one of the most interesting years of my life. For those who have been following my facebook/twitter updates know that I've been a bit of an urban gypsy. Flights to New York, DC, Cancun, Las Vegas, sprinkled with small trips to Ojai. I'm not saying any of this to brag, but really it's a reality check as to how blessed i've been this past year. i have nothing to complain about... i've been extremely blessed.

It all started about a year when i flew out to NYC to shoot 311. My friend Ryan Siegel was nice enough to let me crash on his couch and let me come and go as i pleased. I ran around the city getting lost (which i actually still do despite having an iphone), seeing the sites and doing all the things a tourist do. I even went up to Boston for a couple hours... (that's a blog post in and of itself).

The thing i loved most about this first trip was the friendships i made. Ryan and I were friends, but i left knowing that i had a brother in another state... We were both going through similar situations in our personal life and we bonded. Then there was Francesco and Evelyn... two good people. Nothing more, nothing less. It's refreshing to be around people that have good energy.
Enough with the words... bring on the pictures.

First night in BK (Brooklyn)

one of my first subway rides.

Waiting for the J train.

Cafe Habana where we would run into Luke Wilson. He sat at next to us just so he could listen to our conversation.

Central Park

View from on top of 30 Rock

Lorimer exit of the J train on a very very late night

Francesco and Evelyn. I shot their wedding a month later.

While i was in NYC the news of Michael Jackson's death spread like wildfire and that night every bar, car, and boombox was blasting Jackson 5, Michael Jackson. RIP King of Pop.

The trip was a success and was the beginning of many more trips..
enjoy

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Artsy Saturday

6.20.2010

Vader Project on Melrose -> Lazarides in Beverly Hills -> Live Music and Chalk Festival in Pasadena with Trizzle and Smellington.
Great Day.













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