NEW YORK, NEW YORK – We spent the first part of the evening at a fundraiser at One Oak, the currently in club/bar in Manhattan, located on West 17th Street in the shadow of the Highline Park. Â See High line
Category: Events and holidays
Wednesday October 6, 2010
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – At a book party for a friend’s illustrated book of poetry.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – We had a mass birthday party last night for a group of college classmates. Too much wine was consumed, but a few were left standing at the end of the evening:
Friday August 6, 2010
PARATY, BRAZIL – Well here we are in the early AM at the Companhia party – still on our feet dancing. When I woke up much later in the day (needless to say I missed the morning light) I truly regretted the last Caipirinha. Here’s a link the Wikipedia entry on Caipirinha, which includes a recipe :Caipirinha Anyway here’s a shot from the party:
Nikon D700.
Thursday August 5, 2010
PARATY, BRAZIL – We’re in Paraty to attend the most important annual literary festival in Brazil: FLIP. The real reason we’re here is to catch up with our old friend Luiz and Lili Schwarcz – Luiz heads Companhia das Letras, a prominent Brazilian publishing house. Here’s a link to Companhia’s blog, which has a piece on the first FLIP (in Portuguese, but you can use one of the “translate this page” services if your Portuguese is rusty): Companhia das Letras blog. Luiz launched the first four titles in a Companhia – Penguin joint venture today – here is Salman Rushdie and his son at the launch event.
Nikon D700
Saturday, July 17, 2010
LITCHFIELD, CONNECTICUT – This from a fundraiser for the Litchfield Community Center.
Litchfield Community Center. I changed my mind on the image that I originally posted here. On July 23 I replaced it with the following image – I’ve included the original posting in a comment.
Nikon D700
ECUADOR – I’m back tired after a long day of shooting, with limited internet access. Â I thought that I should post a photo from today – I’ll update the post with further information when I have a better connection.
Leica M9 with 35mm Summicron Asph.