Helping out friends is just one of those things … Jenny and I do a good bit of that. It gives us something to do. And many times it is almost a mini-adventure … of sorts. Recently, I had the opportunity to photograph the interior of an apartment at One Fifth Ave. Its a before shot(s). The apartment is going to be completely renovated and featured in Domino Magazine. So, they needed before and after shots of the place.

Regardless, Jenny got a big kick out of the simple fact that sometimes you just need a slightly wider shot than the lens will allow. Even if that means cramming yourself into a closet! While I was in the closet trying to get that slightly wider shot, Jen was cracking up and took the following pick with her phone. Nice! Right?!!?

Please take note of the tile! This entire place was covered in tile. You know … The 80s had some pretty bad fads!

Allied Minds is more than a capital investment firm. Instead of managing funds, they foster innovation. As the premiere seed organization for early-stage technology, Allied Minds focuses on innovations with significant transformative possibilities.

And we at Barnum Design have been working with Allied Minds for the past few months in an effort to elevate their brand image as well as launching a new website.

The Allied Minds website launched this weekend, and has much more to come. A few screenshots below:

I was digging through some archived photos and came across of few shots from Central Park earlier in the summer. Prepping for the Resolute photoshoot in Cambridge, I was in the park playing with a new lens (80-400/4.5). Simply sitting. One park bench. One place. Not even one hour. I didn’t realize it at the time, but some of those shots, fleeting moments of passers-by, turned out quite well.

Below are some examples: