A huge fan of public parks, I was impressed by this whimsical urban oasis that completely removes you from one of the biggest urban centers in the world.
Read More“It almost seems like you’re not giving yourself the permission to be happy,” she says.
Read MoreWe drove up Route 66 to Santa Fe, a capital city full of rich history, food, architecture and so much art. I’m in love.
Read MoreFrom ancient natural wonders to Pueblo Indian and Southwestern culture, to adobe architecture and chile galore, New Mexico is one of the most unique places I’ve ever visited in America. Our first stop: Albuquerque.
Read MoreIn the heat of the summer, my sister and I skipped town for a couple of days in New England.
Read More“Be better in real life than on social media.”
Read MoreWith berries back in season and a whole lot of leftover flour in my cupboards, I wanted to make a simple dessert to bring to my first BBQ of the year. I illustrated the entire process.
Read MoreEvery local and exotic fruit you could imagine in the form of buds and flowers sit on the tips of tree branches, patiently growing and waiting for their harvest.
Read MoreNature is quiet, but doesn't forget time. If you listen, you can hear its faint whispering, hinting at the dawn of autumn and a bountiful harvest. How lucky we are to always have bowls full of abundance...
Read MoreInspired by the reds, golds, and greens of the fruiting pomegranates, I shot some still life photographs in direct afternoon sunlight, under the spotty shadows of our giant redwood tree.
Read MoreReflectors are coming with me to every photoshoot from now on...now where do I order a walking reflector holder?
Read MoreI spent this past summer in beautiful San Francisco, and spent as much time as I could exploring every inch of the city. I took way too many pictures, so I thought I'd share some of my favorite places.
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