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Have you heard of the Commodore Trail? It is a wonderful multi-use County trail that goes through the heart of Coconut Grove and is one of the reasons why I moved here. It really is a beautiful trail used by hundreds of people daily. As an avid recreational and transportation bicyclist, I use...
I just received my copy of the July/August issue of American Bicyclist Magazine. Having photographed the cover of this bi-monthly published by the bicycle advocacy organization the League of American Bicyclists I was eagerly waiting its arrival. Shown on the cover, left to right, are Guerby Mertil, Community Liaison for DecoBike, Miami Beach’s hugely successful bicycle...
a;sdlfjka;sdlfkj Four-time Ironman world champion Chrissie Wellington visited Mack Cycle & Fitness yesterday, gave a talk and signed her book “A Life Without Limits” which is available for purchase at Mack Cycle. I felt honored that Mary Jane Mark, the owner of Mack Cycle, hired me to photograph this special...
One of the reasons I moved to Coconut Grove is that I’m able to do about 90% of my weekly errands by bicycle. Sometimes I might be pushing the envelope a little and especially when it’s time to buy dog food for my 85 lb black labrador retriever named Sergei. I used to buy 40...
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On Tuesday I was honored and excited to be asked to photograph the cover of the upcoming July/August issue of American Bicyclist Magazine. This bi-monthly is published by the bicycle advocacy organization the League of American Bicyclists and is distributed internationally to all its members. Being an avid recreational and...
One of the reasons I like living in South Beach is that I virtually never have to use my car. In fact, I only use my car when I’ve got a photo shoot, am meeting a client or have some other commitment on the “mainland.” Otherwise, I ride my...
I’ve had many “firsts” in the last year since I moved to South Beach from Kennebunk, Maine and today did not disappoint. Now, for the record, I’m not much of a church person. Not that I have anything against it. As a kid, my family attended the South Congregational Church in Kennebunkport and I have...
For the record, I’m NOT one of those disgruntled citizens who constantly complains about life in Miami Beach. On the contrary, I’m usually the one person in a crowd who talks about how much I love living here. Miami Beach is a great city. Additionally, I think the Miami Beach...
On Saturday I photographed the opening of the new bike line in the Design District of Miami. The event was organized and hosted by the South Florida Bike Coalition and Executive Director Kathryn Moore explained the event was meant as a “Thank You” to Mayor Tomas P. Regalado’s office for providing more bike lanes in...
I was very excited to learn that David Niddrie, the photography editor of Momentum “The magazine for self-propelled people”, a popular bicycling magazine, chose my photo of Kathryn Moore of the South Florida Bike Coalition to print with their article about biking in Miami. Click here to go directly to Momentum’s article on pages 40-43: Or...
On two occasions in the last couple of months I’ve had the opportunity to meet Kathryn Moore, the Executive Director of the South Florida Bike Coalition . The first time was at the Wynwood by bike Graffiti Art Tour and the second time was at the Hands Across the Sands event on the beach. At...
Yesterday I attended the Wynwood Graffiti by Bike Tour through Miami and was amazed at how much really great public art is taking place in downtown Miami. The event was a collaboration of a few groups and individuals, specifically Emerge Miami (an activist network group) and Miami Open Streets (a bicycle advocacy group) and Meetup...