Category: Travel

During our time together in London, my friend Rob and I debated whether or not British English was invading American. We agreed that some British words were becoming more common in America, including ginger (slang for a red-head), chatting up your mates, cheers, queue, one-off, snog (kiss passionately), and arguably some insults like bloody, cheeky, bollocks,… Continue reading The New British Invasion

Late last year, I craved a change of perspective and a break from my daily routine. Most importantly, I wanted to escape the burden of my broken heart. I would have given anything to just feel like myself again and rediscover my “joie de vivre,” even if only for a few days. I flew to… Continue reading Seduced by Paris

Parisians have an enviable and distinct look that could be described as effortlessly stylish. Gorgeous accessories, dark colored clothes, very little make-up, and a just thrown together simple elegance make even the bag ladies attractive. Subtle and sexy, mysterious and confident, this was a major insecurity zone! Regardless, I loved walking among these beautiful and foreign beings, and… Continue reading Très chic!

A foreign country, another language, a unique culture, less than two hours from New York City, Montreal is a must-see city: charming, romantic, beautiful and diverse, and made for a photographer. My camera fell in love with Montreal. It’s Canada’s second-largest city, with 4 million people in the metro area, but very accessible. Originally called… Continue reading C’est à Montréal! (aka: Montréal through my lens)