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Afternoon light.
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Oh, Sewing
Several weeks ago (or two months ago, but who’s counting, really?) Matthew asked me if I’d use these supposed sewing skills I talked about having to make him an oxford shirt. Wait, menswear? A tailored shirt? I didn’t understand why we couldn’t we just buy one instead, or why he couldn’t at least ask for a dress or a women’s blouse. I could do one of those. I was terrified and I’m guessing the weeks this project dragged on were probably a good example of my unwillingness to face my fears. But then the sad fabric sat on our table, just looking so unloved, so I mustered up the courage. And now it’s done and, excuse me, but I want to make more? Look what you’ve done.
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At the Park Avenue Armory, taken by Mark Abernathy.
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White Cliffs of Dover
Matthew and I recently spend some time visiting a small piece of Europe, mostly contained to Ireland and the U.K. While we were in London we had every intention of visiting Bath and Stonehenge, but it turns out we’re really cheap, ahem, I mean frugal, and the train fare for this day trip would have ended up around $300 USD. So, as we usually do, we chose the cheapest fare and ended up in Dover. Turns out the fates were on our side — Dover was breathtaking and the small city was lovely. Late in the afternoon we finally made it out to the famed White Cliffs and stayed until just before sundown.
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a handful of scans from nicole’s instax
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Sunday Suppers with Aran Goyoaga
Last weekend I was able to attend the Sunday Suppers photography workshop with Aran Goyoaga. We spent the day in Karen’s beautiful space in Brooklyn, eating, shooting, and meeting some great people.
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Misty morning on the Appalachian Trail, New York.
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Appalachian Camping
It was time. We were both itching for nature. You know, trees and stuff. It was Thursday and we were set on camping that weekend so neither of us would explode. I’d say things went well.
