So yes, last week I bought an entire case of fake watches on Canal Street. I’ve been seeing this guy for the longest time with the most beautiful cases of watches, and a couple weeks ago things clicked, that this would be an important thing to save and document. And you know what was the […]
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On the corner of Canal and Greene is a crossroads for luxury in NYC. A hive of luxury spread. Or a symptom of it. There are few places in the world where you can experience fashion in the way you can here. The northern end of Greene Street is where you get the real handbags;
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One of the most fascinating parts of my job is meeting people from all over the world. And with this, I get to see firsthand the perceptions that people have of New York. The trends, the thoughts, the questions. For instance, New York was remarkably safe during the 2010s, which somehow lead to a trend
Patagonia. I’m sitting on a sleepless 11-hour flight back from Argentina in the middle of the night. Clearly, the most fun 10 days I’ve had, especially when considering sharing it with my 5-Year-Old, but also one of the most exhausting stretches of my life. We spent 4 days touring Patagonia with a bus of 14
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All photographs from It Was All a Dream. Lately, I’ve been thinking about the ebbs and flows of inspiration, particularly with the ups and downs of the last few years. Since I work with a variety of photographers, I get to observe their patterns of motivation, and it’s been fascinating to think about. At the
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What is Street Photography? This article is going to explore the broad genre of Street Photography, show you the different sides of it, and then talk about how to do it. I’m also going to show you a variety of images to show this broadness. Examples of traditional black and white street photography. It’s
