Although I prefer the Rocky Mountains in the summer, it’s tough to beat any weekend at the Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch (outside of Vail and Beaver Creek). Especially when you are not driving in it, the mountain snow sure is gorgeous! Guests enjoyed skiing, snowboarding, dog sledding, snowshoeing and many more mountain activities. The job had...
I’m so thankful that this is my 5th year photographing the Tim Tebow Foundation Celebrity Gala & Golf Classic. This year, over TWO MILLION dollars was raised to help support all of the Foundation’s outreach initiatives, all focused on making brighter days for children in need. As usual, it was a star-studded weekend with celebrities from...
Going to the movies is an escape from reality and lets the mind wander, but the beauty of film festivals is that the movies come to life. It is incredible to see and meet the actors, learn why the screenplay was written and hear from those behind the scenes describe their experiences. Photographing for...
On the way to Morocco, I had a wonderful stopover in Madrid, Spain. I was able to play tourist and walk around the town and take in the sights! Most of the day was spent in the Plaza Mayor, which dates back to 1577 and was filled with vendors, restaurants, entertainers, tourists…and lots to see and...
The 30th anniversary of the Carousel Ball took place this year at the Beverly Hilton and it was a giant success for the Children’s Diabetes Foundation and the Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes. Here are a few of the details and scenes before the guests arrived, showing the red carpet set up, silent auction space and ballroom decor:...
I feel so lucky to get to work at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Gooding & Company is the official auction for the event (auction house specializing in the finest antique, classic, sports, and racing cars). Widely considered one of the very best car shows in the world, it really is incredible to see. From...
Wanted to share some photos from a wonderful event in Washington D.C. The adventure began on the bus en route to Mt. Vernon (plantation house of George Washington, first President of the United States) where a tour guide rode along narrating historical facts about the city along the drive, it was wonderful! Built in the...
Now that’s a headline that most people will gladly skip right now. The fact of the matter is that there is a lot of divide, polarization and a political campaign process that seems to go on for years and years. Perhaps down the road it will be exciting again to have been part of this...