I finally got my new product launched on indiegogo last week and thanks to some wonderful supporters, it reached it’s goal in four days!
It’s been a lot of work, and I’m proud to finally have it out there. Below is a quick clip. The full presentation and a way to order is up at www.indiegogo.com/gropener:
I hit my 500th Restaurant shoot a couple of weeks ago at Lucky Pie.
Loaded trays from Karl’s Deli.
A few from Chef Brett Shaheen’s popular place in Greenwood Village. Check the review here.
This is an excellent Mexican place on S Federal that is rightly proud of their Corn Tamales, Posole and Nopales.
Owner/ Chef Noe Bermudez
Corn Tamale
Victoria
Dahila enjoys the Posole
Here’s a cool graphic interactive on tipping
I’m back. I’ve been back, actually. The time away left me with so much work to do and catch up with that I haven’t had a chance to tend to this blog.
Here are a few from Northern Ghana–Bolgatanga and Sumbrungu in the Upper East Region. I was there to photograph basketweavers for Ti-A Baskets. I did my Peace Corps service 40 miles down the road in Bawku in the ’90s, so it was great to have an opportunity to hook up with old friends and see how things have changed there.
Apartment building in Bolgatanga (Bolga)
Chiefs home in Sumbrungu
Old Man
Buying grass for weaving in Bolga
A Basketweaver in Sumbrungu
Young Drummers performing in Sumbrungu
Women from Sumbrungu, singing and dancing.
At a party in Sumbrungu
You've Earned It - Bolga
A quick one before I go. Next post in 3 weeks.
Been busy prepping for a photo gig in Ghana this month, so have gotten a bit behind on this blog. 2 weeks ago, I was privileged to be a guest on the Denver Diatribe, talking restaurants and other stuff.
Check it out here.
