Found these images while digging through some of my archives. This lady here is Amy, the founder of Nada Moo ice cream. It’s by far the best vegan ice cream option out there, in my opinion. The mint chocolate chip is amazing, and even the plain ol’ vanilla on top of some apple pie is delicious.

I took some photos for the Say Om staff recently, see more of them here. Yoga is something I’ve done on and off again in the past, and I’m looking forward to starting it up again, even though I know it’s going to royally kick my ass.

So excited to see this work in print! Photographed the recent ad campaign for Capital Wings, a private jet company here in Austin, TX. Local celebs modeled for the shoot, and the different photos are being run each month in Tribeza magazine.

I started jogging last year (ya, I wouldn’t quite call it running), and decided I wanted to capture a bit of it on film this year. These are part of an ongoing series documenting how people in Austin stay fit. Check out the current gallery here. And if you’d like to be photographed as part of the project, send me a note!

Work I did for Red Fan Communications featured in an article for Culture Map, “The spirit lives on at legendary Hyde Park raucous party house turned immaculate creative space.”

A few images also used on Apartment Therapy:

Nearly every summer from the time I was born through high school, I spent in a tiny town in east Texas visiting my grandparents. I remember making mud pies and splashing in the sprinkler, an idyllic childhood in the country. I took these images last year while visiting.

Images from a film photography workshop, put on by the super talented Jonathan Canlas. Check it out.

I visited New Orleans, LA a while back, and while I was there I met someone who said they didn’t like Austin very much. Specifically, they didn’t like South Congress. They thought people “tried too hard.” Like the shops were just trying to be cool, the people trying to dress extra hip, the coffee trying too hard to be the awesomest. You get the picture. I politely disagreed with him, and stood my ground that Austin is by far the best city ever (yes, ever). Gotta love the holiday decor.