Published: SKY Magazine!

I meant to post this sooner. If you were flying Delta last month, you would have seen the L.A. Chinatown image I photographed for SKY Magazine in one of their features on LA's neighborhoods. I always enjoy getting to travel a bit and see some new (to me) neighborhoods in LA that I may have not gotten to before.

Paris: SKY Magazine!

I was in Paris a couple of months ago and photographed a couple of neighborhoods for the current issue of SKY Magazine. There are a few images in the magazine which can be seen online and there are some extra images here.

What was so exciting about the assignment, is that even though I have been to Paris a couple of times before, I had never been to these neighborhoods on the east side. Read the article for some great places to see and eat at. Or just walk around and be a Parisian for a weekend or so.

Back in the Saddle!

A delightful working holiday! I was photographing last weekend in Paris for SKY Magazine (images come out in June) and snapped the cute picture of the vintage Fiat that you see above on the header. I would love to have that here to use for upcoming weddings! Love it! Before the work, we enjoyed a few weeks in Germany, Netherlands, and Belgium. I'll post more images of our tour soon.

SKY Magazine!

The new issue of SKY Magazine is out! Its focus for the issue is all things LA. I went out there to photograph three differnt neighborhoods and three different streets. You can view the magazine online or pick up your own free copy on any Delta flight during April. Below is a photo taken in Little Tokyo from the best Ramen Bowl restaurant that I have ever tasted.

Missing the Beach.

I was in LA last weeking photographing a couple of assignments for SKY Magazine. On the last day, we grabbed Model Mary and went to Venice Beach. Just a peek at that wonderful warm sun. I'll share more images later.

Prague/Delta SKY Magazine shoot

Back at the end of March I shot some images for SKY Magazine. They originally ran in the May issue. I had been in Leipzig and took the train down to Prague for a day and a half. It was a deightful, but rushed trip and even though we hadn't been there for several years, Prague still feels the same. In fact, probably even better. Alot more people speak English now (which is good since my Czech consists of "beer, please") The subway system and trams were excellent, yet crowded. And the goulash was fantastic!