I saw this photo in a retro photography group on Facebook, and it instantly filled me with nostalgia and sweet memories of shopping at the mall. But at the same time, I couldn’t help but feel a little sad; not sad for me, but for my son’s. I actually feel bad that they never got to experience the sheer euphoria of walking through a toy store in the ’80s. Rows upon rows of toys stacked to the ceiling, the jingles […]
I don’t normally feel moved when I hear of the passing of a celebrity, but the passing of David Lynch this week is staying with me. He was more than a filmmaker—he was a true artist that reshaped how I view storytelling. Through the haunting visuals of Lost Highway, the ethereal music he commissioned, and the unforgettable world of Twin Peaks, Lynch opened my eyes to the beauty in the unsettling and the profound meaning in ambiguity. He taught me […]
Imagine Museum is showcasing an incredible exhibit of fused glass art panels inspired by Amanda Conner’s Harley Quinn artwork. Sadly, the museum is in Florida, so I might not get the chance to see these fantastic pieces in person. But if you’re in the area, be sure to stop by the Graphic Worlds gallery to check them out!
This week, I had the pleasure of capturing Mohonasen Varsity basketball in action against Lansingburgh. Morgan and her team dominated with a 58-34 victory, showing incredible teamwork and determination. I’m proud of their hard work and well-deserved win. Here are some photos from the game—hope they capture the energy and spirit of the night!
Gaming, for me, has always been about more than just playing—it’s about the escape, the stories, and the memories I’ve made along the way. One of my favorite features of the Xbox 360 era was the Xbox Avatars. These customizable personas were a fun way to showcase personality, celebrate achievements, and connect with the gaming community. I had a ritual of tailoring my Avatar’s outfits to match the games I truly enjoyed completing. Whether it was donning the armor of […]
While waiting in line to meet Joe Gatto after his show at the Palace Theater in Albany, I found myself with two hours to admire the historic venue. Built in 1931, the theater’s ornate architecture and timeless charm made it impossible not to reach for my camera. As the line slowly moved, I took the opportunity to capture the intricate details and unique atmosphere of the space. Some of the photos, I think, really do justice to the beauty of […]
Notes: Extras: Mel made it a point to stress the fact that really nobody could sing “Dancing in the Dark” except Bing Crosby. Inspired by a line in Blazing Saddles, a company in California started producing “Harumph” wine. I need a chance to sample this. AI Inspired:
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