Nov 4th, 2014
Radical Homemakers Harvest Swap
My friend Erin O’Neill and her colorful posse of gardeners proudly wear and promote their roles as homemakers – albeit of the radical persuasion – with such wholesome yet radical ideas as trading the bounty of their produce amongst each other, creating a barter economy outside the whole cash-capital-tax paradigm. For the third year in […]
Nov 3rd, 2014
Cheesemongers of Santa Fe
One of the trade-offs of living in a relatively small town is access to the proliferation of choice and ingredients available in the big cities. Lately, the culinary horizons of Santa Fe seems to be expanding, first with the Real Butcher Shop, and now, with its very own dedicated cheese shop, the Cheesemongers of Santa […]
Oct 26th, 2014
Hunting the Elusive Porcini
For years, I’ve been wanting some insight into the mysterious undertaking known as “mushroom hunting”. There is fungi subterfuge and vows of secrecy – true devotees protect their favorite hunting grounds with territorial discretion. I was thrilled to discover my friend Erin O’Neill is a “Bole” aficionado, and thanks to a gloriously monsoonish summer, the […]
Oct 11th, 2014
2014 Fall Fiesta
I’m proud to have photographed this special event for the third year. The mission of the Santa Fe Farmer’s Market Institute is to assist farmers and other land based producers in the production and promotion of their produce, to encourage small farm and ranch operations, engage in research to benefit the advancemnt of agriculture while […]
Aug 20th, 2014
Gruet Winery of Albuquerque
As a New Mexican transplant, I have a pretty fierce pride about what happens here. Sure – you’d hardly blink an eye at the idea of an award winning winnery in Northern California. But New Mexico? Seriously – I still field this question when I call customer support for various products: “…New Mexico? That’s in […]
Aug 6th, 2014
Food Photography Workshop – Sept 13-14
Intensive: Cooking with Chef Kim and Food Photography I’m thrilled to be teaching my first photography workshop with the famous Santa Fe Photography Workshops this fall. September 13-14 I will be co-teaching a hybrid food photography and cooking workshop called “Cooking With Kim”. Information on how to register is here on the Santa Fe Photography […]
Jul 8th, 2014
Interview about Smoke and Spice
In July, Wonderful Machine interviewed me on their blog about the Smoke and Spice cookbook. It’s always an interesting exercise to consider questions – I always find myself surprised at the new perspectives I find answering a question, describing an experience I thought I already knew quite well. Somehow, in the act of answering, new […]
Jun 6th, 2014
Smoke and Spice
I think every photographer secretly hopes to have a book of their work at some point in their career. Thanks to well known New Mexican cookbook authors Cheryl and Bill Jamison, I had my first opportunity last year, creating all of the recipe, atmospheric and cover images for the 20th Anniversary edition of their James […]
Jan 23rd, 2014
Duke City: A Layover Primer
When I have clients coming into Albuquerque for a project, I like to share a little local flavor during the brief time they usually have before/after a project for a little speed-style exploring. I have a list of things to eat and do, which goes a little something like this: (disclaimer – I’m no tourist […]
Nov 13th, 2013
For the Love of Bees
Exciting – the Wonderful Machine Blog featured my series on pioneer beekeeper Les Crowder! (more…)
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