Dim Sum at House of Hong. He's DC she's NY.
This week, I ate a lot. A whole lot. Dim sum at the House of Hong in the International District and brunch goodness at the Skillet Diner on Capitol Hill. I wanted to take that cinnamon roll behind the middle school and get it pregnant. If you’d like to check out previous iPhone Digest, click here.
The cinnamon bun at Skillet Diner is a must.
Finally made my way down to the International District to check out the Lunar New Year Festival and get my dim sum on at the House of Hong.
More photos after the jump.
My portrait of Sean Peoples, founder of Socket Records and DJ with FatBack DC published in NOW Washington DC Guide. Shout out to Danny Harris of The People’s District for reaching out to get this photo in the guide.
Seattle has dug out from “snowpocalypse” and the sun has decided to make a cameo. Hello sun, nice to meet you.
More photos after the jump.
The city is quiet. Just the crunch of ice under foot, the frozen rain pelting my jacket, and the occasional cracking branch. Here are some iPhone photos taken with Hipstamatic of my short trek to and from the office yesterday.
More photos after the jump.
Seattle’s first and possibly only snowstorm of the season. Being from the east coast this was only a dusting to me. Man up Seattle, ha.
UPDATE: Shit Seattle People Say When It Snows Part I:
More photos and Shit Seattle People Say When It Snows Part II after the jump.
For 2012 I’m starting a weekly digest of images created with my iPhone, a journal in pixels of sorts. Thought this would be a great way to chronicle this year while showcasing my other photo projects shot with my DSLR. This is all in line with by “resolution“, 2012 bring it on!
Spotted a nice reflection on my walk home after a rainy day. More photos after the jump.
Hope everyone had a great holiday. I know I did. While hitting the refresh button in Miami, I made a laundry list of photo projects I want to try, techniques to master, yada, yada. Rather then tick down the list in 2012, I made my creative resolution simple:
My resolution is to SHOOT more, SHARE more.
That’s it.
Happy shooting in 2012 folks, looking forward to the beautiful pixels ahead.
