Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Thursday, March 29, 2012
A Quick Trip to Boulder
Last weekend I took a quick trip to Boulder, CO to visit some dear friends. I hadn't been out west in so long and I forgot how different the land is out there. The air, the elevation, the dryness (I totally turned into a lizard in a matter of hours after arriving), and the lovely, lovely mountains. We went on some nice hikes, watched birds and ate way too much good food. Now I am busy playing catch up and promise to have some new posts soon!
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Little Snapshots
Some recent photos taken with Instagram, probably one of the apps I use the most on my iphone. Love it!
Friday, August 26, 2011
Woven Photographs
These photos by South Korean photographer Seung Hoon Park are wonderful. 16mm film is cut and loaded into a large format camera and the processed result is like a mosaic of films. This project stemmed from the sprawling complexity of Seoul and how it is now the second largest megalopolis in the world. You can read a bit more about the project here.
Images from Juxtapoz
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
I Heart NY
Classic Central Park
AMAZING McQueen exhibit at the Met.
Lovely dinner at Les Halles, Anthony Bourdain's restaurant
An interesting variety of mushrooms at the Eataly Market, Flatiron district Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Chicago: Part 1
I just returned from a five day adventure in Chicago for the How Design Conference, which was completely inspiring and amazing! I am still organizing all of my notes and thoughts so my first post is all photos. I can't wait to tell you all about the speakers and what I took away from the conference, more soon!
I love this camera store. The sign, as well as the inside are so old school. The place is stocked floor to ceiling with Leica, Mamiya and Rolleiflex cameras, as well as REAL film and many other goodies. I wish there were more stores around like this, it's a little gem!





We stumbled upon this cool Obey mural, it was huge!
The Picasso sculpture in Daley plaza was one of the first major public artworks in Chicago.

The Corn Cob buildings are among my favorite structures in Chicago.
I love this camera store. The sign, as well as the inside are so old school. The place is stocked floor to ceiling with Leica, Mamiya and Rolleiflex cameras, as well as REAL film and many other goodies. I wish there were more stores around like this, it's a little gem!




We stumbled upon this cool Obey mural, it was huge!
The Picasso sculpture in Daley plaza was one of the first major public artworks in Chicago.
The Corn Cob buildings are among my favorite structures in Chicago.
Labels:
Chicago,
Graphic Design,
How Design Conference,
Inspiration,
Photography
Monday, June 13, 2011
Feeling Nostalgic



I have been going through some family photos and I came across a few that I just fell in love with. These are my grandparents (mother's side), and I just desperately want to know what their life was like. It makes me wish that they were still around so I could hear their stories, and talk shop with my grandfather, who was an Art Director. They were two wonderfully creative people, and I hope I can attempt to carry on their creative sensibilities and talents through my own work.
Isn't that photo of them at the beach just fabulous? They look SO happy!
Thursday, May 19, 2011
The Beauty of the Neon Sign


Aren't these old neon signs beautiful? When I first started taking photography classes in high school, I loved seeking them out. I came across this article on the idsgn blog, and apparently there is a neon museum in Vegas that looks AMAZING. It is a non-profit dedicated to preserving the iconic art form. Vegas isn't really my kind of place, but it would be so cool to see all of these old signs!
Friday, February 4, 2011
Some Winter Photos
Minnesota winters are notorious for below zero temps and piles of snow, and this year is no exception. It's been a rough one, I am so beyond ready for green grass, thunderstorms and sitting in my backyard in the warm sunshine. However, over the past few weeks, the light in the mornings during my commute has been amazing.
I altered these photos with the Instagram app for the iphone. While some don't think so highly of this app, I love it. As a photographer, I think it is a fun way to experiment and I love having a toy-like camera in my pocket. Sure the quality is not the best, but creating these images has helped me get through some long, dark days.



I altered these photos with the Instagram app for the iphone. While some don't think so highly of this app, I love it. As a photographer, I think it is a fun way to experiment and I love having a toy-like camera in my pocket. Sure the quality is not the best, but creating these images has helped me get through some long, dark days.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Snow Day
Monday, November 29, 2010
'Tis The Season!
Festive music is playing on the radio, lights sparkle in front yards, and cars fly by with trees on top. The holidays are here! What is your favorite thing about this time of year?
I snapped these photos last year when the snow finally began to melt. I love the little bear heads peeking out of the snow!

I snapped these photos last year when the snow finally began to melt. I love the little bear heads peeking out of the snow!

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