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Paris: Blvd. St. Germain
Inspiration: My first waking hours in Paris! I arrived yesterday afternoon but immediately went to bed and did not wake until early this afternoon. I was so exhausted. So I missed all of the fashion shows I wanted to photograph this morning! After eating my first meal of the day at 3:00, I roamed around St. Germain snapping photos as I walked.
New York: Park Avenue and 21st Street
Inspiration: Literally street art as I took this photo of the street while I waited for the light to turn green. I love the combination of textures of the street and the soapy water, the reflection of the building and grit in this photo.
New York: Gramercy Park
Inspiration: The last (for now) in a series of shadow photos I took a couple of weeks ago.
New York: W. 26th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues
Inspiration: The milliners of the world have Anna Dello Russo to thank for ensuring that magical little hats remain in vogue!
New York: W. 26th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues
Inspiration: I've only been to (well more like roaming around) one show during NYFW so far -- DKNY. And unfortunately, due to my work schedule, it will be my only show during NYFW.
New York: Gramercy Park
Inspiration: I am totally inspired by shadows of leafy trees these days. I am gobbling up these last few weeks of verdant green trees before they all start the annual ritual of turning colors and shedding leaves. I also love how much like an abstract painting "shadow" pictures resemble.
New York: Washington Square Park
Inspiration: I am back. Back into my camera, that is. Well, kind of. Because even I can't judge for how long this feeling will last anymore. We've been best friends for years, my camera and me . . . but friends fall out sometimes. One develops other interests while the other lies on the couch in the back room waiting to be charged and taken out on the town. Then one of us has to beg for forgiveness for severely neglecting the other. Thank goodness my camera is the forgiving sort. So we went out together a couple of weeks ago and came upon this piece of prose by Joan Didion drawn in chalk on the concrete grounds of Washington Square Park. And then another familiar feeling came back. One that reminded me of why I love this city how it always inspires a photograph. And of how cool it is to capture ephemeral moments like this one before they disappear with the next rainfall.
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