Category: United States

+ Four young parade queens celebrating Feria de las Flores in Jackson Heights, Queens, New York, photographed by Kike Calvo.

From Jackson Heights to the Smithsonian: Photographing Latino Identity in New York

An exploration of cultural memory, migration, and the traditions that travel with us. On July 8, 2018, I was photographing a celebration along 37th Avenue in Jackson Heights, Queens. There were Mexican masked dancers, Colombian artists, elaborate costumes, music, and people proudly sharing traditions rooted in places far beyond New York City. Among the many moments I photographed that day was a portrait of … Read More From Jackson Heights to the Smithsonian: Photographing Latino Identity in New York

Photography Meets Sailing: Join Our Unique Workshop

Have you ever dreamed of combining your love for photography with the timeless magic of sailing? I’m thrilled to announce a brand-new Sailing Photo Expedition aboard the 150-year-old schooner Stephen Taber—a one-of-a-kind workshop where creativity meets the sea breeze. Set Sail Through Time and Light Our journey begins on the coast of Maine, where the Stephen Taber, a National Historic Landmark, waits at anchor. … Read More Photography Meets Sailing: Join Our Unique Workshop

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Unveiling the Mysteries of Windover: Florida’s 8,000-Year-Old Bog Bodies

Nestled in the depths of a murky pond in Florida lies one of the most fascinating archaeological finds in North America: the Windover Bog bodies. Discovered in Windover, Florida, this site dates back approximately 8,000 years and has yielded the remains of 168 ancient individuals, providing a rare and invaluable glimpse into the archaic period. The preservation of these bodies is nothing short of … Read More Unveiling the Mysteries of Windover: Florida’s 8,000-Year-Old Bog Bodies