I’m doing a little bit of catch up today, and wanted to share with you photos from this past weekend’s New York Marble Cemetery Garden Party, hosted by the New York Obscura Society. The Victorian-themed party involved a wealth of odd and historically-accurate activities, including an absinthe tasting, cemetery talk, flower crown workshop, butterfly pinning…
Last night the Charles family threw one heck of a party in Long Beach to celebrate the 45th wedding anniversary of Bovin and Hermelyn. This Allegria Hotel party came complete with a beautiful beachside setting, DJ, photo booth, and even a fog machine for the couple’s first dance. Friends and family surrounded the couple as…
Looking for a warped way to celebrate Easter? Well, if you’re in New York City then there is no better way than attending Full Bunny Contact. Think of it as all of your Easter nightmares combined with the Olympics. Interested in battling it out in a giant bunny sumo suit? Check. How about bopping a…
Photos from today’s St. Patrick’s Day parade in Manhattan. Lots of crowds, especially around 47th Street. Color me paraded out for the day. Enjoy the photos.
On Sunday, I attended the Atlas Obscura burlesque history lecture and cabaret performance at Acme Studios in Brooklyn. Performing that night were Albert Cadabra, Dirty Martini, Gin Minsky, Corvette Le Face, Ms. Tickle and Melody Jane. Here is a link to a full description of the evening. Kudos to the barteners; the cocktails were mighty tasty. …
Hi everyone! To start off the week, I wanted to share with you a bar mitzvah I recently photographed at Attic Studios. Ben turned the ripe old age of 13, and his family threw him a great party. Far from the edge of boring, this bar mitzvah had all the key ingredients of a fantastic…
Only one week until Thanksgiving! I feel like the holidays have really snuck up on me this year, and that Christmas keeps coming faster and faster. (I’m still in mourning that Halloween – my favorite holiday – is over.) But with the holidays – and specifically holiday parties – right around the corner, I thought…
