Here are some sample shots from Remy’s party earlier this week. His underwear and pins are now on sale at AdeeNYC.com.

Summer’s almost over. Gearing up for the Fall.

No words for this one lol.

Typical weekend for Trevor.

Smile for the camera.

Lo’s back in town!

First day of classes at St. John’s.

Grizzly, grizzly Kyle.

I had so much fun with my last stop motion film that I had to put together one last film before the Summer ended. If you like this one, be sure to check out the first short, Movements.

Silly little children

My mom’s a big fan of do-it-yourself work. She found these two bronze wall decorations at a flea market and painted them in herself.

The newest member to the SJC family, Messi!

So I made the wise decision to go running in the rain the other day…

School year’s just around the corner!

I got a chance to work with Sasha & Sable Boykin, twin models updating their portfolio and close friends to some of my close friends (why did it take so long for us to finally meet?). Their agency needed a bunch of commercial/conservative style photos (we’re talking about the type of shit you see on cereal advertisments) and God knows that stuff bores the hell out of me. I decided to shoot their port update along with my own personal port update that I’ve been trying to do for the past two months.

It involved a bunch of powder thrown onto the models. I was planning to use this idea for my next shoot with Carlton but he wasn’t too keen on me covering his designer clothes in powder. Pfft… what a girl.

Chris getting ready for some tequila shots.

We couldn’t finish our food >_<

Dancing in the street, blasting Bachata from the car.

Summer nights on the front porch.

Cherrelle’s off in Georgia for her first year of college so me and Clarissa set up this picture to mimic her very first 365 pic on my blog (she was Day 21!). Check out the original picture here!

Don’t let that face fool you, she’s actually madly in love with me.

Our key lead us to the shore out in Staten Island where we found the lock broken off from a chained fence. Looks like someone got here before us. Now I honestly hate the beach, and even just plain water for that matter, but I found the area’s calm and private environment to be really appealing.

I think Buddhists are so cool, and this is coming from a non-religious guy right here. I grew up under a Catholic background but my mother would always keep a Buddha around the house saying it was there for good luck. Since I was raised under a Catholic background and knew nothing about Buddhism, the Buddha figures lying around my house seemed so mysterious and interesting. On another note, I also have a weird fixation on elephants and peacock feathers for the same reason; Mama Mitra kept them around the house all the time.