Omaijesus I love me some Star Wars! Being a total fanboy, I jumped on the opportunity to shoot this birthday party with total joy. All the kids were dressed as little Jedi! Little Padawans running around with foam lightsabers and an R2D2 cake!!!! aaaahh!
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Valentino's 5th bday! It was a kids-only thang, and i got to join in on the fun!
Shooting this was awesome. The art is incredible!
"Art Brut in America: The Incursion of Jean Dubuffet" is the first major U.S. exhibition to explore the introduction of...
Posted by American Folk Art Museum on Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Had lots of fun shooting this event. Being surrounded by beautiful art and art lovers rocks.
Dr. Anne-Imelda Radice, Executive Director of the American Folk Art Museum in New York City, and Rob Sidner, Director of...
Posted by American Folk Art Museum on Tuesday, September 29, 2015
This kid's mom puts together the most creative and inventive parties for her kids that I have ever seen. You know that beautiful/impossible stuff you see all the time on Pinterest? Yeah. That's her.
To follow through with the campground theme of Aaron's photoshoot, this party was masterfully decorated to really immerse you in a super cute camp site! From the great Mess Hall food to games and songs around the "fire," this was a hit with the kids (and the adults).
Between watching little Lucas on the dancefloor and great food, this evening was just splendid.
Of course, there needed to be some legit portraits for the lady of the hour.
1-year-olds are usually not very fond of their first birthday. I consider these events to be two-fold: first, they're intended to celebrate parents on their first year of parenthood. It's a big deal. It really is. Second, it's sort of a time capsule, used to show the future grown-child that they've been loved since infancy. It's a wonderful thing.
We've all been to highschool graduations, and many of us have been to college graduations. Seeing people get their diplomas is nice. But seeing people become doctors is a whole other level of cool. These people have literally added a suffix to their names. That's pretty awesome.
This organization is amazing. They create a haven for kids in tough neighborhoods to change their fates and emerge as college-accepted leaders and achievers. Seeing some of the testimonials and the results this place produces was a truly tear-jerking experience. Learn more about them on www.newcitykids.org
