This delicious version of Nature Methods' inaugural issue was baked by How Sweet It Is (http://www.howsweetitispastry.com/), New York. Labeling of gangliosides in cellular membrane and nucleus is in red and blue fondant, respectively. Photography by Christina Holmes. Special 5thanniversary issue feature starts on p701.
Just wanted to mention a new place that has opened in the city called SweetiePie, and it is wonderful. From spot on decor, to delicious sweet treats, to perfectly though out cocktails and wine selections .... its well, just amazing. I recommend the SweetiePie signature cocktail or the Rosé along with the cookie platter!
(Here is a quick picture from my last visit! Check them out at www.sweetiepieresturant.com)
Wow, what an amazing stadium! Photographed Kristine Lilly in two different stories, one sporty and one fashion for Headrush Creative! Will post the images soon, but I thought you would enjoy this one of me trekking up and down the stairs of the stadium scouting, no need to hit up the gym for a few days! Ch
Here is a shot from a recent food story that I shot with stylist Vivian Lui, so talented! 
EKTAR 100, 120 COLOR NEGATIVE FILM!!!!! ">Click here for more details!!
Excited to let you know that my updated Editorial book will be up for viewing soon on my new site!! Here is a little taste of some of the new work! 
For all those who still love polaroid film just as much as I do will be glad to know that the FINAL issue of P Magazine; Polaroids dedicated publication profiling the great imagery created while using Polaroid materials by professional photographers, has gone DIGITAL!! And this last issue is still online to view, check it out before its goes away like the film did!!!
If you didn't grab the Times this past weekend, you missed out on a truly great issue of the T Magazine. Here is the online issue including the beautifully photographed Great Performers section, photographed by Paolo Pellegrin.
http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/magazine/20090205-great-performers/index.html?adxnnl=1&adxnnlx=1234204734-0RCrgCszyrYgTE0lBcw//g
Very excited to let you know that my new site will be up shortly featuring my full portrait portfolio along with my other imagery!
If you haven't had a sec to check out the films in this years festival it's worth having a look and/or flying out for a few movies and then hitting the slopes! http://www.sundance.org/festival/filmguide/
I would like to wish you all a happy new year with optimism that this will be a good year personally and professionally for all. Over the holidays I had the opportunity to spend some time back in my home town and reminded me that we need to appreciate all that we have and all those whom are part of our lives! Cheers to 2009.
Shooting the fall/winter campaign for RubieGreen with Michelle was a ton of fun and we were able to find some great backdrops. While running all over the city in Central Park, The Flea Market in Chelsea, Stoops on the Upper East we had a ton of laughs and created these beautiful images. www.rubiegreen.com
Men of Land : Part 1
This documentary focuses on generational farming today in America and on the men whom for generations have run them. Traveling all over america to hear the stories, capture the emotions and tell the story of a lost tradition, on that our great country was built upon. From crop farmer to dairy farmer you will hear and see the struggles that have been faced and that they continue to face in with our failing economy at hand. Hear it from them first hand, and not from the sensored media and we go into their personal lives to see what its really like to still work the land in a world of constant change and unstableness.
This project will be followed up by a Part 2 : People of Land which will move into the new outlook on farming in the 21st Century with the Slow Food movement to growing local and organic.
For more infomation or to be part of the project please email christina@ch2creative.com. And check back for updated information.
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