The world is full of lost objects and the infinite stories they tell. The least I can do is document their existence, and perhaps, if I’m really lucky, make a connection with the ineffable.
This downtown diner thought that Milk Bar's "beets exploded with flavor" and made him "feel feelings towards beets (he) wasn’t aware (he) could muster." And though Milk Bar isn't quite hip, it's leading a new trend of restaurants that doesn't necessarily have to be — weird is cool too.
The 31st Arizona Matsuri Festival, a celebration of Japanese culture, was held Saturday and Sunday at Heritage and Science Park on Van Buren and Sixth streets. The event featured over 60 vendors, crafts, demonstrations, exhibits, food and performances highlighting Japanese heritage.
Eight shots in, the camera jammed. Undeterred, I decided to simply rewind the roll and use the first eight shots to experiment with double exposures. Little did I know...
New pizza locale Grand Avenue Pizza Company mixes a classic diner feel, simple yet expertly crafted pies, and unconventional hours to give downtown Phoenix the casual pizza joint it was missing.
Resting inside The Newton on the corner of Third Avenue and Camelback Road, First Draft fits well in the repurposed space. Wine and beer will likely be the stars of First Draft’s menu, but the coffee portion holds its own. In addition to hot coffee and toddy, they offer a standard selection of espresso beverages and teas.
