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New Online Food Photography Workshop…
So what’s a Craftsy? I had to ask myself that question too when I was contacted by the representatives from Craftsy to teach a beginners online course in Food Photography, Food Styling and Propping....
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Adventures in Cabinet Hunting…
So, I was searching for new kitchen cabinets while spending a usual weekend trolling around in Red Hook, Brooklyn for hipster food and annoyingly disassembled Swedish furniture, when I found something...
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Merry Christmas…with a Cake!
Last month, I was tasked with shooting a Bouche de Noel for Melissa Clark’s Good Appetite column. I had never made or shot one before and I knew that this particular recipe, inspired by the great...
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Hawaii Retreat…the Movie!
Leigh Olson…our intrepid burgeoning journalist…was stealthily recording our time together with the fantastic group of people who joined us for the 7-day food photography retreat we just held on the...
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Da Mama…A Nonno…Un Regalo
I receive a lot of messages through the various media outlets I participate in. The overwhelming majority of them are from people that are interested in learning more about food photography because of...
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Interviewed by Fork founder Mark Briggs
I spoke at the FORK launch party a few months back. Fork is a new social media app for people who love to take pictures of food. Check it out here .
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NYT Essential Thanksgiving…
Julia Moskin and Melissa Clark compiled all of the essentials for a successful Thanksgiving Feast in this sprawling NYT interactive. We shot for a week and then ate like it was already the holidays. Go...
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Big News…
I have always considered myself a storyteller above all else. When I talk to people about my work the conversation always comes around to how to tell a good story. I have been watching food commercials...
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The Food Seen 5 Years and Counting…
Five years ago, yesterday, I was lucky enough to be one of the very first guests on Episode 1 of The Food Seen, a weekly radio show hosted by photographer and chef, Michael Harlan Turkell on the...
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