And I was all “I am very frustrated with rigging jewelry so it looks like it’s just sitting there like that.” Handmade, one-of-a-kind Diamond Ring in 22kt yellow gold. Three drop Fancy Cut Yellow Diamond Earrings in 18kt Yellow Gold.

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LUCIR: Diamond Baguette Eternity Ring in Platinum. PAULA: Handmade, one-of-a-kind Diamond Ring in 22kt yellow gold. Kite Diamond Pendant with Diamond Halo, in Platinum with Diamond Bezels. Three drop Fancy Cut Yellow Diamond Earrings in 18kt Yellow Gold. 19mm Baroque Pearl Earrings with Diamond Halo, in 18kt Rose Gold.

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I’m no Grand National Neat-nick, but I coulda been a contender. The boys have won though.

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I’m pleased to announce that I’ve been added to Visual Voice Collections. Visual Voice Collections has a gallery in Montreal, as well as their online presence. The curator, Bettina Forget, believes art collecting ought to be easy, and she’s doing what she can to make it so. An assortment of my smoke and fire photographs [...]

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Recently photographed a bunch of stuff at the Wells Fargo Archives. Here’s something you don’t see everyday.

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I know, who cares about portfolios? I just tweet links to my Dropbox pdfs or whatever. Whatever! I’m still using my red portfolio, but I recently added a black leather book, because there are a few people who react badly to the red one, I thought I’d make something just for them. After asking around [...]

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7×7 asked me to photograph this Hermes scarf, flat, for an upcoming Radar feature. I photographed it flat. And then I photographed it some more. I’m quite glad they selected one of the floating scarves over the flat one. It was nice to see the entirety of the scarf design, but the floating one ends [...]

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7×7 magazine asked me in to photograph a bunch of stuff for the SF Giftcenter. Some larger highlights:

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I recently moved all of my fire and smoke work out of my other portfolios, into their own section. At NYC Fotoworks, as reviewers worked through my book, their reaction to the smoke and the fire stuff was usually something like: “WHOAH……………………………………………………………..huh.” People in a professional art-buying capacity seem challenged to figure out what to [...]

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