Farm-to-Table Dining
Searching for a farm to table dining experience in Northeastern CT? Make a reservation at the Chef’s Table at Little Dipper Farm.
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Coracora Sauce
Creamy, Peruvian Hot Sauce with Aji Amarillo In this editorial photo shoot for Coracora Restaurant in West Hartford, CT, I was introduced to their incredible spicy house sauce that I had never heard of! You know how satisfying it is to eat sweet potato fries with creamy sriracha mayo? Sriracha mayonnaise complements certain foods that
Coracora Peruvian Restaurant
Check out some foodie favorites at Cora Cora, a Peruvian Restaurant in West Hartford, CT. This is the most authentic you can get, other than flying to Peru yourself!
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Garlic Scapes
My Culinary Delight of June A lot of people who garden stop enjoying its bounty when the garden is “over” in late fall. Those who plant garlic, know that they don’t have to wait until late summer to enjoy the garlic…behold, garlic scapes. Garlic scapes are the curly tops that shoot up out of garlic
Spoke & Spy
How do you make a drink in a clear bottle glow with vibrance in photos? Find out how I made these cider bottles look vibrant, without Photoshop!
Chef Tyler @ Hill-Stead
Photographing food at an event isn’t always easy, as you can’t spend a ton of time perfecting every detail. How do I make the best of it? It’s always about the light.
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Renee’s Bistro & Catering
Find out how I worked with Renee’s Bistro & Catering with their website designer to create photos for their new website.
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Stanley, Idaho
Stanley, Idaho is one of America’s most pristine, remote locations for people who want to escape into nature’s gorgeous wilderness.
Raw Dog Food Ingredients
Ever wonder how you can get photos of a dog with a bunch of food?
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Planting Corn
How can gardeners stop the addiction of buying seeds? Every gardener knows that buying seed packets every year can be very addicting. One can easily spend $50 to $100 on seed packets in the spring. In the general scheme of things, it’s not a huge expense. However, most seeds that are sold in stores are