travel | joshua trees
There’s something liberating about being on the road. Maybe it’s the thrill of discovering a new dystopia. And so we travel south, where we discover the strange branching formations of the Joshua Tree, with it’s twists and turns. Each tree is like an expression of individuality within the soul. A soul always in the process of coming to be, trying to achieve a new…
destination wedding | olivia + dillan
For Olivia and Dillan’s wedding, they chose the infamous Race & Religious to celebrate their biggest day together. Lacey and I were really excited to shoot here since this is one of the venues where acclaimed wedding photographer Jose Villa has shot at. It was such a fun time capturing all the aged details in such a historical building. And, an even greater joy to be capturing such a sweet…
travel | positano
John Steinbeck said it best in 1953: “Positano bites deep. It is a dream place that isn’t quite real when you are there and becomes beckoningly real after you have gone. Its houses climb a hill so steep it would be a cliff except that stairs are cut in it. I believe that whereas most house foundations are vertical, in Positano they are horizontal….
mexico | the place you thought you knew
We recently found ourselves in Mexico to catch some snaps. The sunshine there was delicious, the ocean was refreshing, and the wind bracing. There was really no such thing as bad weather there.
how deep is your seoul
A quick hiatus in Seoul sparked a fun-fact about couple pairing, but first some photos 😉 Apparently, in South Korea, blood type is a big deal. It doesn’t just deliver oxygen to the rest of your body—it determines your personality. People in South Korea are automatically stereotyped thanks to their blood type. While this belief originated in Japan, it has taken a firm hold in…
