Going through old files I came across these two-year old pictures of my kids “interacting” with food. The place: an Asian restaurant in Houston, Texas called Mongolian Hot Pot where … Continue reading
The thing about small towns is that everything is worth talking about, so when Walnut Street in New Braunfels, TX became a never-ending road construction and changed from excitement to … Continue reading
I am excited to say this is my first blog collaboration and honored to have Danielle Tsi be part of it. I met Danielle back in November at the PhotoMuse … Continue reading
A bow, an ear? A cow, or the baker’s wife? Mexican bread has funny names, each piece with a little childish sense of humor, from who knows who and … Continue reading
“Do you want to be happy? Travel with 2 bags, one to give, the other one to receive” Goethe. One of the things I love about Mexico is how some … Continue reading
On Easter Sunday I took my camera out and went for a stroll. The local park in town was rejoicing. As families and friends shared their food, a simple picnic … Continue reading
It took the vendor at Farm-to-Market three months to harvest these peppers. After this picture was taken, they decorated my studio for two weeks. Then I roasted some and made … Continue reading