Constructed of brick, concrete and steel, the Kreeger Museum is a beautifully fortified art bunker that opened to the public in 1994.  The $10 entrance fee gets you access to a private practicum of modern art, with paintings by Kandinsky, Modigliani, Monet, Picasso, Van Gogh and other luminaries hung on cotton-carpeted walls that soften the [...]

A stylist at Randolph Cree hair salon near Eastern Market, Stephen stands 6’4″ but easily breaks 7′ with this H&M top hat.  Thus, photographing his brim is no easy chore with a waist-level viewfinder.  I’m not sure it’s intentional, but the breakout of these Abraham Lincoln-style stovepipes coincide with the 150th anniversary of the Civil [...]

Kushi Mixer (NOTE: The event below is currently SOLD OUT. We will be throwing a similar event in March for all of your who didn’t get a chance to buy tickets.) The time for the DC fashion scene is now. Please join Worn Magazine for our first industry mixer to connect with fellow photography and [...]

A few weeks ago I noticed this girl walking around Dupont Circle with a London-punk style mane.  It turns out that Sacha, a third-year fashion major at Marymount University, is a hair model for John Peter at Axis Salon on Connecticut Avenue.  Looking to spice up his clientele, John has a sign in their window [...]

Last week DC residents quickly gobbled up the 7,500 free tickets for Mayor Vincent Gray’s inaugural ball and on Sunday night, I went to the biggest party I’ve ever seen in my life.  Literally.  The Washington Convention Center website says this space is over a quarter-mile long.  Tiger Woods couldn’t hit a golf ball from one [...]

Join us on Thursday evening from 6:30 – 11:30 at SOVA on H Street for the opening of Exposed: The Polaroid Retrospective.  Curator Victoria Milkovich contacted us a few months ago about participating in this group exhibition and I showed her some Polaroid and Fuji instant film that I’ve taken over the years.  Except, most [...]