Lina Seijo is such a bright star. She is a Lancaster-based photographer who has truly invested in the diversity of the city through street-style shoots and spotlights on other city dwellers. Her work has always inspired me and we have had a wonderful working relationship this past year so I decided to reach out for an interview after our most recent shoot. Here follows the images from that day (so effortlessly capturing Donavan and Gabby's energy as well as mine) and the ques

From the 6th of July to the 15th I visited New Jersey, New York, and Maryland and took a lot (like a lot, a lot) of pictures. Instead of rambling in this post I am just going to give an overview of the places I went, the food I ate, and the things I did through pictures. Enjoy! The Places I Went The Things I Did The Things I Ate (and drank) Thank you for tuning in on my adventures and following my many addictions including coffee, goat cheese, and my closest friends, x

I know, we can only put up with Quentin Tarantino's littering of the n-word for so long, but how does stripping other forms of "problematic art" harming us instead of helping us? Let's be honest, most mass media is created by people we don't like. And when I say "we" I mean people who have been marginalized in some way or another (i.e. women, LGBTQIA+ people, people with disabilites, and people of color, but of course this "we" excludes those white women who have a special pl

Martine Cajas immediately struck me as an innovator, someone who saw the flaws in his chosen industries and has worked to make himself into a problem solver and Lancaster-based influencer. Many Lancastrians have tapped into his talent but even those who may seem immune have absorbed local wedding images that would not have happened without Martine's influence. As the editor-in-chief of Dream Weddings magazine and owner of the Dream Weddings semi-annual episode airing, Cajas c