All The Clouds

What's your favorite thing to photograph? You might think it's food for me but it's actually CLOUDS! I love clouds. Fluffy ones, anime looking ones, dark stormy ones. No one cloud looks like another cloud and once you miss it....that's it.

If Not Now, Then When?

Here are some random snaps I took in April and May. A nice break from all the food photos eh? Everyone should really take a moment and just take in all the great scenes and architecture NYC has to offer. Try not to walk too fast or you'll miss some things like the beautiful reflected lights on the library or the intense shadows during sunset or a group of women dancing at night.

Sundays Are For Being Outdoors

Holy....sh*t, it was a beautiful day yesterday. I'm usually not the one that get so thrilled about a good weather (with breeze and fluffy clouds) day but yesterday was just too damn nice to NOT be outside. Also my friends at Lonestar Taco had tweeted about their fish taco special. Who doesn't like fish tacos!? Fish tacos here I come!....also plus a walk over the Brooklyn Bridge for Smorgas/DUMBO.

Fluke a la plancha with salsa verde and mixed chili marmalade. Amazing! I also got a bean and cheese taco. Just beans and cheese, you ask? Yes. Lonestar Taco does great stuff to their beans so they're not just some ordinary beans.

While walking over the Brooklyn Bridge, a lot of us noticed a plane was doing skywriting. I had to snap this photo because the plane skywrote #occupywallst RIGHT OVER Wall St.

Made it. Besides on the waterfront in Williamsburg, Smorgasburg is now also in the Tobacco Warehouse in DUMBO on Sundays. No more having to trek out to Williamsburg.

Grass, sitting by the water, view of the Manhattan skyline, waving to people on the party boats, eating fish and chips and drinking Arnold palmer with white peach mix-in slushies (from Kelvin Slush).

The view from where I was sitting. Happy days!

We then took a leisurely stroll down to Pier 6 for a beer up on their concession stand rooftop.

Drinking our beers and daydreaming about being future volleyball players.

Portraits: Jackie McBrien