Hello all! I will be out of the office in Italy from August 7th through August 21st. I won’t have access to email while I’m away, so I will return all inquiries when I get back, hopefully without too much weight gain from eating tons of gelato and pasta.

I’ll leave you with a picture from my last trip to Europe two years ago, taken in Versailles (the palace).

It’s 3:25am in SF… and I’m still packing for a morning flight to Cancun for a wedding shoot with the lovely Phoebe Joy. I’m completely exhausted, but so excited! Wish us good weather and good light.

Have a wonderful week!

If you came to this site by way of my craft blog, you know that I will never shy away from a DIY project. Aside from photography, paper crafts are a serious addiction of mine. Lock me in a closet full of L lenses and rubber stamps and I’ll be happier than bird with a french fry.

Last week, I finished designing my logo and business cards. It was too late to get them printed in time for the workshop I attended, so I decided to make some myself. People always say that business cards should be memorable. But, homemade business cards? That’s quite possibly a disaster in the making. Armed with sheets of chipboard, a die cutting machine, my Gocco printer, and a whole lot of finger crossing, I whipped up these babies pictured below.

Although the cards aren’t professionally printed, I’m satisfied with the finished product. Each one is unique, understated, and created with a ton of personal attention. And that’s exactly what I want my photography to reflect.