The Rest of Fashion Week

I got to shoot a few shows and presentations for Fashion Week for NBCNewYork.com's fashion blog The Thread. The ADAM show was much crazier than Rachel Comey -- I practically had to lie down to squeeze some space among the other photogs to shoot the runway, but it was definitely a fun experience. The Marchesa presentation was interesting too - the models stood on pedestals like works of art, which was appropriate because it was held in a gallery.

See the whole ADAM show.

See the whole Marchesa presentation.

ADAM show:







Marchesa presentation:

Rachel Comey's Spring 2010 Show

I shot my first runway show! Rachel Comey held her spring 2010 show on a roof in Chelsea, and NBCnewyork.com got backstage access.

See the whole slideshow here and read an interview with Rachel Comey by our fashion editor Laurel Pinson here.


Applying "freckles."


Getting teased.


The make-up for the show was understated and the hair was teased to the max.




Rachel Comey designs both the the clothing and the shoes.


Getting ready to step out during the rehearsal.


The runway show:




Sandals with socks? Shockingly cute!

Guitarists on the L Train

Maybe it's because I grew up in suburbia, but I'm still fascinated by buskers and street performers. I mean, people don't just burst into song in a crowded place in Matthews, N.C.
This duo was on the L train yesterday morning.

Bedford Busker

Amy and Rod's Wedding

In June, I had the pleasure of photographing Amy and Rod's wedding on Wrightsville Beach. They had a beautiful ceremony in between the raindrops on the Southern tip of the island. Many congratulations to the happy couple!

Toys for Sale

McCarren Park is pretty much my favorite people watching destination.

Mom-mom

My grandma came into the city yesterday with my aunt and cousin to see South Pacific on Broadway. Mom-mom, my dad's mom, is 93 years old, and as she'll frequently tell you herself, she's pretty remarkable for her age. She still gets around and visits with all of her friends and will occasionally trek into Manhattan from Pennington, N.J., to see one of her beloved musicals. And if a tune strikes her, she still gets her boogie on!