Last night I photographed a private dinner upstairs at La Grenouille. The former artist studio retains its bohemian vibe and was a perfect choice of location for my out of town client who wanted the guests to feel at home. The food was wonderful. Yes I got to eat downstairs at the bar while the guest were eating upstairs. I ran up and down between mouthfuls to make sure I didn't miss anything and to burn some calories so I would have room for their famous Chocolate Souffle. Sadly I was so full at the end of the fish course that I never did make it to desert.
The flowers at Le Grenouille are famous and for good reason. Last night the theme was french country and there were flowers, fruit and lavender on every table.
If you want to have a party at Le Grenouille all you have to do is call Erin and she will take care of the rest.
Here is the link to the website for more info La Grenouille
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Monday, June 13, 2011
Aloe Blacc sings at Cartier New York
Last wednesday I was photographing a private soiree at Cartier 52nd St in New York when I got to meet and hear the amazingly talented Aloe Blacc. He dropped in to treat the guests to a few of his songs.
What you have not heard of him? Well I am afraid I hadn't either but no one will be able to forget him once they hear him sing "I Need a Dollar" . You can check out his website at this link aloeblacc.com
What you have not heard of him? Well I am afraid I hadn't either but no one will be able to forget him once they hear him sing "I Need a Dollar" . You can check out his website at this link aloeblacc.com
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Friday, June 10, 2011
Hope Funds for Cancer Research Dinner
Last night I photographed the Annual Hope Funds for Cancer Research here in New York. It has been a heat wave all week so it was amazing to see everyone looking so dashing, especially the men who were in white tie for this formal occasion.
Honorees who were presented with the 2011 Hope Funds Award of Excellence at this year's Gala were: Joan Massagué, Ph.D., for Basic Science; Kenneth C. Anderson, M.D., for Clinical Development; Larry Norton, M.D., for Medicine; Ellen Stovall for Advocacy; Donald J. Listwin, for Philanthropy; while David H. Koch was presented the 2010 Award of Excellence for Philanthropy.
The room looked amazing with 2 long tables. It felt like a State Dinner. I sat next to one of the young researchers who has been the recipient from a postdoctoral fellowship in Cancer Research from Hope Funds and who told me that it had enabled him to continue working in a lab.. He also explained that while only 6 years old Hope Funds is making a big difference in the lives of those working in the areas of many difficult-to-treat cancers that are the last ones to get funding.
Many thanks to Leah Caan, without whom this organization would not exist.
To view all the photos please click on this link Hope Funds Dinner
Honorees who were presented with the 2011 Hope Funds Award of Excellence at this year's Gala were: Joan Massagué, Ph.D., for Basic Science; Kenneth C. Anderson, M.D., for Clinical Development; Larry Norton, M.D., for Medicine; Ellen Stovall for Advocacy; Donald J. Listwin, for Philanthropy; while David H. Koch was presented the 2010 Award of Excellence for Philanthropy.
The room looked amazing with 2 long tables. It felt like a State Dinner. I sat next to one of the young researchers who has been the recipient from a postdoctoral fellowship in Cancer Research from Hope Funds and who told me that it had enabled him to continue working in a lab.. He also explained that while only 6 years old Hope Funds is making a big difference in the lives of those working in the areas of many difficult-to-treat cancers that are the last ones to get funding.
Many thanks to Leah Caan, without whom this organization would not exist.
To view all the photos please click on this link Hope Funds Dinner
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Gloria Vanderbilt at The Museum of The City of New York
Yesterday was the Spring Lecture Series at the Museum of the City of New York. Gloria Vanderbilt was joined by Wendy Goodman and Matthew Patrick Smyth for the Symposium. Wendy presented a slide show of images of Gloria and her life. It was amazing to get a first hand account from Gloria herself and to get an insight into her taste in decorating and how she and Patrick have worked together. There were so many iconic images of Gloria that bought gasps of awe from the audience.
Afterwards there was lunch on the terrace of the museum.
To view all the photos please click on this link The MCNY Spring Symposium
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Detroit Wedding
I arrived in Detroit today and checked into the newly renovated Westin Book Cadillac Hotel. It is great. I wanted to get into the big soft bed but instead I headed out to find food. How lucky was I that I found the best rib joint in town by mistake. I had a yummy and sinful plate of ribs at Slowes. I don't really need an excuse but if I was going to have one it is that the next 2 days are going to be photo fabulous and that means no time to think about eating.
I am so excited to be working with Sarah Fox and Calvin Ford on their wedding. I went out to check the location since the last time I was at the Edsel and Eleanor Ford house it was early sprint and the leaves were not yet on the trees.
What a beautiful location. They are predicting rain so that means clouds. I have my fingers crossed that it happens really early or very late and that we have a big dry spell between 3pm and 9pm.
I am so excited to be working with Sarah Fox and Calvin Ford on their wedding. I went out to check the location since the last time I was at the Edsel and Eleanor Ford house it was early sprint and the leaves were not yet on the trees.
What a beautiful location. They are predicting rain so that means clouds. I have my fingers crossed that it happens really early or very late and that we have a big dry spell between 3pm and 9pm.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Save Venice Ball in Town & Country Magazine June 2011
I just got the June issue of Town & Country Magazine and was happy to see a full page of party photos from the Save Venice Ball that I shot at the Plaza Hotel. It really was as fun as it looked. There is nothing better than a group of glamourous people hidden behind their masks. The smiles are big when they take of their disguises especially for those who have not yet been recognised.
To view all the photos please click on Save Venice Ball Link
To view all the photos please click on Save Venice Ball Link
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