Loved your Tiffany’s cinemagraphs!

I don’t know if I really could give you any ideas because you already have all the best ones! I think all your travel pictures are my favorite and thats what I look forward to seeing more of in this next year! Maybe more shots of rural areas that most do not actually know about. Have you thought about a Sedona Arizona shoot?

I want to see more of your artwork =)

I love the photos from Paris in the Fall, as someone who wants to live there someday, I can say that you made the city look real ans even more lovely than usual! I would like to see more photos from different citys.

I’d love to see more photos that may capture the innocence (and glamour) of being a child in the city. One image that comes to mind is your photo of two children in Paris standing above the subway grates, enjoying how the air gusts suddenly blew up their coats – so natural and easy spirited. Loved it. Also love the photos with you and your other half – also very natural and so sweet.

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I loved your farmer’s market photos and would love to see more of open air markets!

Your Donna Karan Fall 2012 fashion report blew me away. It was definitely the most memorable for me this year (although your shots of DK’s resort collection was a close second). Not only was that color palette stunning, but the way you captured the essence of the show was brilliant. Fashion photography aside, the diversity of your work inspires. Well done.

For me, the photos from Paris in the Fall were simply stunning. Right now, my girlfriend is living there while I’m on the other side of the world and the way you captured the little details of the city just made me remind all the amazing moments I’ve had there.

I hope you keep doing those travel compilations and bring back the Polaroid pictures! 😉

The cinemagraphs from the rainy day shoot still sooth me. They are just so wonderful! I would love to see you do a shoot at Botany Bay, SC (near Edisto Beach). It’s a magical place with trees on the beach.

I love the Paris pictures!!

The photos from your wedding are so elegant and inspiring. They give us a window into a marriage of talent and vision, photographically speaking. And of course we were also able to peer into the union of what seems to be a loving and quality relationship.

For next year? Well it always interests me to see photos of people in the midst of their work. From locals working in tea fields to cotton candy vendors. People working their craft adds particular voice to a frame.

I love your blog. It gives me a quick glimpse of another world when I need a quick fix before diving back into real life. The photoset of the Grand Mosque are my favourite! Thanks so much for sharing!

I’d like you to photograph more stories on people, because I think that you capture the emotion and everything else so well. A lot of shown through the pictures you take. I love all your traveling pictures, because you notice so many little details that one could miss. 🙂

I especially enjoyed your Paris travelogue this year – I’d love to see more exotic travels in your future

I love it when you post pictures of your outfits! Great inspiration 🙂

i like your personal photos and stories. i know that’s creepy:(. i thank you for allowing us to come along on you and kevin’s journeys. its so inspiring and gives a pretend photographer like me – the idea that i can photograph like you. your journal is one of my delights.
thank you – a huge fan in houston, tx
Candace R

I would love for you to photograph some underwater fashion. They don’t have to be swimsuits though 🙂

Your photographs of New York are lovely and my favorite! Your perspective of the city is beautiful!!

What about love stories? That sounds absolutely cheesy but with what you do, this would really work. People from all walks of life with different jobs, backgrounds etc. They could have outrageous stories, or completely cliche stories. I would love to feel the rush of happiness after reading one of these stories on your blog. This includes the love failures as well because sometimes those are completely relatable and outrageous. I truly enjoy your blog. Good luck next year! Thank you for the opportunity. 🙂

I love your travel photos, and travel section, the photos are always interesting and different. I would love to see more travel photos, especially local destinations in the future.

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Your desert shot was so inspiring and calming… You could do something related to that – exotic travels, wanderers – it’d be lovely (:

I really do love your fashion editorials. They are always amazingly well shot, not to mention when given the behind-the-scenes look, really opens my eyes to the work put into the clothes.

I absolutely adore your cinemagraphs. The first cinemagraphs I ever saw were yours, and I was smitten by them! I would love to see even more shots of you travelling! I’m a poor college student, so I don’t get to travel often, but your posts have helped me make a list of places I’d love to go!

I so enjoy your images of people, particularly the non-model shots…there is so much interesting diversity in the city and/or in the many locations you have visited. Those images of folks participating in everyday life, special events or even as slightly out of focus beings going about their business in the background. I so admire any photographer who can capture a bit of vulnerability no matter the occasion. Those shots are what resonate with me the most and I thank you for sharing this artistry with us. I look forward to being inspired by these moments the most.

Your wedding pictures and your Vueve Cliquot photos were my absolute favorites. For next year, continue on with your exotic travels! It’s absolutely beautiful.

i honestly love every story, theyre all beautiful in their own way. he pictures with your friends running around and sharing good times and laughs, making memories are my favorite, because my friends are so very important to me.

more travel!

dunno, i’d just like the bag 😀

Paris in the fall was beautiful. I started following you for your awesome cinemagraphs and have continued to love your photography and fashion.

I really loved your photographs of Paris. I would really like to see some more photos of your travels. Maybe do one in Rome! I’ve been there recently. A really beautiful city. Im sure that you’d get some amazing shots there.

I would love to see a photograph inspired by the book Half The Sky by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn! I think that would be amazing!

Pictures of Texas! My 2012 faves were your beautiful wedding photos. Much happiness in 2013!!!

I’d love to see a photo-tour of spots you love in NYC for romantic evenings out, especially shot on B&W film.

Great giveaway! I’ve only been following you for a few months, but absolutely love your blog! I would love to see more travel and lifestyle stories, especially/urban street shots. They are by far my favourite and usually inspire me.

I enjoy reading your posts. Of which, I found the article about the Etienne Aigner bags to be a very passionate one. Seeing such enthusiasm and passion from another photographer stirs the creativity in me. I am an aspiring photographer with much to learn. I have an admiration for fashion, although I lack much sense in it. That is why I look forward to seeing your posts. I love the class and elegance each photo brings to the page.
Also, what drew me to your page were the cinemagraphs. It was the first time I have ever seen one. So I sought out to discover how they were made, and alas, I have created one myself. My very first cinemagraph was that of my favorite baby nephew, playing with a piece of wrapping paper. I adored it. And each time I watch it, I am reminded of this blog. Thank you for all you do and continue to do so. Have a wonderful day!

I absolutely adore your cinemagraphs, you totally inspire me, and I plan on trying create some this weekend with a friend! I LOVE your Holiday cinemagraph from last year, it is pure perfection… but the Columbus Circle one with the caption “New York can be a magical place.Taxi cabs & Columbus Circle/ the view from the Blog Lovin awards” is my favorite. I work right there and I always try to appreciate what a beautiful place it is and you captured it perfectly.

I really adored the pictures you took in Paris with Kevin. I thought it was such a beautiful set of pictures. I also really loved your London pictures. It’s weird to see your city shown to you through someone else’s eyes the way you see it. I just love what you achieve when paired with a camera.

i just loved your work on the yachting race this year and your middle eastern travels. Your St. John’s shoot convinced us to honeymoon in the Caribbean Islands. And finally, your Paris in the fall shots made us nostalgic for our trip there last October. Thank you so much for having such a beautiful blog full of inspiring images. I would love to see more adventure shoots, especially travel through your eyes.

You are one of my favorite photographers! Your stories and photos are absolutely stunning. In the spirit of the upcoming new year I think it would be interesting to hear your stories on some new years resolutions, your experiences and favorite times of 2012 and what your looking forward to in the new year. So far since I’ve been fallowing your blog your trips and events have been divine. I’m excited of whats to come!

Hello!
First off I would like to say thank you for repesenting Texas so well! 🙂
My favorite post from the last year has been the one of you and theglamourai in Morocco, specifically the image of you in a beautiful green skirt riding a camel. This was the post that introduced me to your blog and gave me inpiration when I was in the begining stages of creating my own magazine for teen girls called Pure&Simple. This post helped me in understanding the power of femininity and drama in photography and showed me that a woman really can do anythining in a skirt!
Thank you for sharing your world with us!
Sarah Draper

One thing I missed from your blog was the posts about what you wore that day. I remember you would have a photo under that post with the inspiration. I thought those were really cool. Keep up with the amazing blog.

I started following you for your beautiful cinemagrphs and then
discovered an amazing photographer being them. Always excited to see new
content.

I love looking at all of your traveling photographs, it makes me want to travel as much as you do.

come photograph africa, its absolutely beautiful here, come to tanzania and experience places not touched by man! love your blog love love love… keep going 🙂

I really like your travel photos! You do a really good job of capturing the “feeling” of places you have been. I would like to see more of those!

I discovered you and your work about over a year ago. At first I was drawn in by our style and sophistication. But you work is what really drew me in. I love the way you documented your experiences and it influenced not only the way I want to present myself in the professional world but the way I want to present myself professionally in the internet world. I was inspired to start a blog of my own work and little by little Im trying to grow myself. I think what I would like to see your blog branch out in how your audience can take some tips and tricks from you. Or perhaps an advice column about being a freelancer. Its hard enough being a woman in the freelancing world but you are a woman who has established yourself and I know that so many young women (including myself) would like to know how you did it and continue to. Regardless I consider you a role model of mine and I look forward to your blogs. Love, Jill

I’m a wedding photographer, and absolutely in love with love, so seeing your wedding post, and all of the sweet things leading up to that, were the most special to me. I adore fashion photographer, and love the way you slow down to absorb and take joy in life, but it’s the “in love” part of your life that I most enjoy seeing.

I would LOOOOOOVE to see your take on a line of wedding dresses. 🙂

dear jamie,

i would really like to see more of your street photography, it is so great, and you post it so rarely!

All of your travel photographs are amazing – would love to see more of those!

Hello dear! I never wrote to you and i’m sorry, when i came here i lose myself in your shots and i forget to comment!

Anyway i started to follow you since i saw your cinemagraphs series: isn’t the first time i’ve seen gifs, but yours are different, are awesome, have the power to tell a story, the story of the subject of the shot, which is not always a person (for exaple http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5188/5692853963_b8434003f5_o.gif). It’s like you tell to the watcher “hey, look at this, look his/her/its/their story”. You focus the point of view on something that is never the same of the other photo.

For example the shot “kiss me in paris” (http://design.annstreetstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/parislove9801.gif) is my favourite one: it represents perfectly the feelings of two lovers: world can fall, but they don’t matter, for them the time doesn’t run.

But even http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5262/5659132580_758465b331_o.gif, cause you wanna give attention to that old man who isn’t care about the people around him, ’cause he’s reading his newspaper.

Or this one http://design.annstreetstudio.com/2011/12/06/space-mountain-disney-world/, that gives the idea to a journey to your magic and awesome world!

So, congratulations for your amazing work this year.

About the ideas for the next year, i’d like to see people in contrast, something like how they appear to the world against what they feel inside. It could be represented by a shot, by a sketch, by a quote. Try to imagine what that person is feeling and try to describe it with an image!

Another idea could be the world of dream: i’ve a similar idea, try to capture a dream (or a nightmare) saw while you were sleeping. Isn’t easy, but i’m sure it will be great!

Sorry for my bad english, i’m italian!

Best wishes! <3

First of all I’d like to let you know how much you inspire me to follow my dreams in photography. This year, I moved from Connecticut to California to pursue my passion at the Academy of Art University of San Francisco. Your blog serves as a giant form of inspiration for me and I’m so happy you posted this giving us an opportunity to THANK YOU. I’d love to see more of your behind the scenes on instagram, they remind me to check out your blog and suddenly I’m more inspired than I thought was humanly possible. Continue doing what you’re doing, you’re SO talented and your photographs warm my heart. Happy Thanksgiving. – Shelby

I’m check your twitter and instagram a few times in a day with hope to see new photos. I ‘m charming your good taste. Ive never be in NY but thanks to you I love this city, its amazing how you show us this beautiful city. I want see in next years something more private ( i really want to see your closet’-) people are terrible You show some part of your live and they want MORE xoxo. Best regards from Poland

I have had the pleasure to share, like so many others, in your
daily adventures. It has been inspiring to see you grow as an artist over the
past year and it has been so lovely that you have shared so much of your knowledge of photography, fashion, and everything in between.

Thank you for being so generous with your time and talent!

I know you’ve visited Savannah before, but I have a soft spot for that beautiful city, and I would love to see you explore it again.

Your cinemagraph of the SCAD theater, “Caught in the Rain,” is my absolute favorite
of all of your work. I have stood in that particular spot on that particular
street, during a downpour, and you have captured all of the romance of that area beautifully.

Thank you for sharing it.

With gratitude,
Meghan

I’m a big fan of your cinemagraphs. I love the New York shoots, especially the black and white ones.

I seriously loved the cinemagraph of the Nichols fountain on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City. I grew up near Kansas City, so it was so nice to see a place that is essentially home look as beautiful as I’ve always seen it and shared so others could appreciate it.

This year I felt a strong disconnection between childhood and adulthood. Up until this year, actually, I always thought that the two coincided. It wasn’t until I saw youthful pastel prints flow ’round the runway on LV’s merry-go-round of innocence, or my little cousin – at the time 6 years old – plant flowers in her hair, or my nephew – at the time 4 years old – hurl his weight on top of a blue bicycle careless and carefree. I guess what I’m trying to captivate now, or trying to taste again, is the sweet innocence of genuine laughter and the wholeness of youth.

A story that can embody the two will be a tale for all time.

Your travel series are my favorites. Drooled over the Paris photos for far too long. And this bag is perfect. A great alternative to lugging around some black monstrosity that screams tourist.

It is my turn now to say everything that I’ve wanted.
This giveaway is so nice of you! It really made me happy. The bag is so elegant and can be also carried as a simple everyday bag. All this time that I’ve been following you, it seems like a journey. Lots of places, spaces, fashion, ideas and more. My favourite post from the year that is about to end is your trip in Morocco in photos. I am so in love with this place! It is my dream to go there and you just gave me a (very elegant and magical) taste of what it looks like in real. Next year I would love to see more journeys in all over the world and of course more fashion. Your elegant, fine and sophisticated way of showing things. Keep on inspiring us!
Lots of love,
Ariadni

i love love LOVE your travel posts, and i drool over food photos – how about some of both? Cultural foods and traditional eating in the places you travel to! That’s my favourite :]

I love all your images. Fashion show, places (Paris, oh Paris!), everything you photograph seems magic 🙂

I’d love for you to photograph more of your daily life; the places you love, the people you love. As for which image meant the most to me, it was your wedding photos. Although I’ve never commented on any of your posts before, I follow your blog very closely and seeing you in such happiness made me happy too. You are my inspiration and a beautiful person.

i loved the images from your wedding. it was so wonderful the way you shared your day so gracefully and the images were so soft and lovely

You’re an inspiration! I love seeing vintage/antique stuff because you can’t see them everywhere and I loooove vintage! I love seeing what you do, it just makes me want to take my camera and go out more and snap anything a see and develop a story!

This is such a nice give away! Really, any photographer would be happy to get this, I know I would.

As far as a story I’d like you to photograph, maybe you could do a series of something to do with time. Not only young to old people, but maybe with buildings. Maybe you could do a series that involves people attached to a certain building. Like their childhood home. How they both turned out after so many years of existing. Or someone in front of the building of their first job. In the end, you would have met a totally new community and pass by buildings that might mean nothing to you, but are everything to someone else.
It would be very interesting to shoot.

I love your cityscapes.

I just came across your blog and your images are beautiful! I have never been to Paris, so those are the images that I drool over the most and would love to see more of. I am a beginner photographer and you are a great inspiration! Thank you!

I would love to see more of what you are doing right now!! Super cute bag and blog!

What a beautiful bag! It goes along perfectly with this beautiful blog 🙂

For as long as I’ve been following you, your blog has been my first stop for inspirational images. I love your perspective and sense of glamor and your photos from the Met Gala were absolutely awe-inspiring.

Looking forward to all that 2013 has to offer you (and us through your photographs!)

What a fantastic giveaway! I am so inspired by your European travel posts and love the architecture – I’m living vicariously through you! My husband and I were married this month and I also found your wedding photos and post so beautiful!! I can’t wait to see what travels you have in store for 2013.

Love your blog! would love to see more shots street photography

I loved all your Paris photos and of course your Fashion styling photos. I would like to see more of your travel photos, maybe more tips on travel essentials and of course more of your Fashion photos. That bag is so stylish and functional.

I would like to see more shots of different cultural places around the world!!

What an amazing bag! My favorite part of your blog are seeing the spinnets of your life. Your photography is so inspiring! I hope to one day capture as magical images as yours in my life so I can document where I’ve been…

My favourite posts probably has to be the time you spent in Paris! I just came back from there in May and I absolutely fell in love and seeing your photos allowed me to relive the moments! I look forward to seeing more travels shots and of course your fashion shots are beyond amazing. Until then I’ll just keep on liking your Instagram shots 🙂

Thanks for the giveaway! I’ve just loved all of the amazing European photographs. I had my (first) child 10 months ago and am living vicariously through you.

I love your pictures around central park when a storm was coming, B/W. I can’t explain in english why that picture means a lot to me, i think it’s the fear, and the absolute loneliness of that time.
And I wan that bag!
Muak.

You’ve got the magic, girl! There are two things I’d like for you to focus more and more next year: these are: 1) photographing yourself, and 2) sharing more of your photo and fashion photo inner knowledge and personal taste with us. Thank you babe. 🙂 You rock.

Your blog has continually reminded me to appreciate beautiful and whimsical things. I love the variety of your posts. What I would like to see next year? Just continue what you’ve been doing. All the best! 🙂

Beautiful blog, and an inspiration to other photographers! I love all of what you do, the fashion editorials are gorgeous but I absolutely die for the travel shots, the magic of blogs is being able to experience the world through someone else’s lense.

What a wonderful giveaway! You have lovely photos! Photos underwater offer a unique and fun perspective. Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

I would love to see pictures from your honeymoon. I followed along on Instagram and have been hoping to see your “real” pictures ever since!

I’m just amazed by your travel photos, they’re stunning and inspiring. It just brought me joy to spend hours appreciating the beauty, culture, and creativity behind them. Really, well done!

I love the glimpses of New York life you share. More more more of the same please 🙂

I loved your recent adventures around Paris!! Particularly the pom pom shoes. I swoon over those.

i love stories about your travels. this bag would help my mom take pictures of her own!

It’s always nice for me to see and drown in your photographs, they seem really nice and elegant and I’d love to see more of that or maybe you can give us your ultimate tips about photography. Because I’m Asian so I would like to see more Asian touch next year 😉

I love your travel photography and I hope the year ahead brings you many new adventures and discoveries! Thank you for sharing your journeys!

My favorite image of yours has to be from your Paris in the Fall post. It’s the first photo of the man and boy on the bicycle. The motion and their expressions looking up are a once in a lifetime moment.. lovely giveaway.

Hi Jamie,

My favourite blog posts from the past year are the ones from Paris. I was there with my best girlfriend in the spring, and we had the best time! Your photos took me back there, and reminded me of all the special memories we made.

I also LOVED the story you linked to about how you got kicked out of Versailles! Unbelievable.

As far as ideas of what you should photograph next year, I can’t say that I have anything specific. I know no matter what you do, we’ll feel the passion you feel for your work; no matter what you’re shooting, the passion always shines through!

I’ll reiterate some others’ comments and say that I love the travel photos – I look forward to some images from your trip to Norway!

I always love to see journey’s and stories in your photography {Morocco was an all time favourite} and especially travel ones. Obviously saying ‘I want to see more travel photos’ means you need to go away which is easier said than done! But I’d also like to see how you travel, what you pack, why you decide to go where you do, local people and traditions perhaps, interesting little snippets of places that I wouldn’t normally expect to find. Knowing Paris like the back of my hand I loved your photos of the apartment you stayed in ~ a slice of life as it is to live there rather than fleetingly pass through.

I’d love to see pictures of an infant taking its first few breaths of life. Preciousss!

How amazing! I have been dying for this bag as it would be the perfect addition to my Alt Summit wardrobe!

My favorite post from this year has to be those of your wedding. It seemed like a magical evening filled with love.

Morocco was my favorite SET of photographs from this past year. But of course your Fashion Week coverage is always fantastic, too. I love the way the details get captured in your work. By far my favorite piece of the year was those two people embracing on the riverbank, in Paris. I think it was a cinemagraph. It definitely made me pause and just study it for several minutes. Thanks for that.

I’ll have to echo many of my fellow readers and say that I’d love to see more of your everyday life. I also really liked (and miss!) the home tours…the way you shot that apartment by Central Park (with the pink sofa!) was a just superb. I’d like to see more of those.

i love your travel photos, especially all those gorgeous black and white shots of paris. happy thanksgiving to you! 🙂

Your images from Paris are probably the ones that mean the most to me. I had my first overseas trip this year and visited some of the places you photographed. It has been so amazing since getting home to see how much other people fall in love with the same places I do! Looking forward to more from your lovely blog next year.

Hi Jamie! I’ve been a follower of your blog since the beginning.

I’d like to see more exotic locations in 2013!

Cheers to you!

Love your New York pictures, and all Polaroids with The Impossible Project.
Also all the beach pictures are absolutely beautiful. Would love to see a shoot in my home country Egypt 😉
Keep the beauty coming

Happy Thanksgiving!

Your cinemagraphs are by far my favorite set. I’ve never seen any gifs like them. My favorite might have to be the sparkling magic kingdom in Disneyland or the cinemagraphs of a wind blown leaves falling from autumn trees. There’s something really magical about isolating a particular aspect from a scene.

I think in the coming year I’d like to see maybe a cinemagraph series telling a story like the blooming of a relationship through stolen kisses and flowers and dates. I think a series that told a small story would be really powerful.

I love your travel photos, especially ones from NYC and Paris. I also follow you on Instagram so I can live vicariously through you on the go 😉 Your photos are so romantic and have inspired me to take up photography! Still learning, but it’s a great experience!

I know you probably heard it a thousand times before but I simply adore your cinemagraphs! They are just timeless. 🙂

Also, I love those film shots in Paris. I always have a thing for film photography.

Maybe next time you could do a travel blog in a little island called Philippines. I don’t know if you heard about it but it is a place I called home.

More power to you, Jamie! 🙂

There were two stories that I really, really loved. I loved the photo shoot inspired by the 20s/30s. It reminded me of the Great Gatsby. The composition was simple and elegant and I loved the use of black and white. My other favorite was the Mexican inspired shoot. Big fan of your work overall!

So thanks for your beautiful blog – it”s the only fashion one I follow. Your photography really makes it! The image you posted of the woman in a green dress kneeling by a Christmas tree with presents, with snow falling outside the window and her dangling, sparkly earring the only moving parts of the image is my favorite gif ever. The way she looks through the camera is mesmerizing. I hope you will do more gif posts in the future.

I loved the shots of you in Paris. It’s my favorite city in the whole world and it was like I got the chance to visit it again through your lens. <3

I loved the beautiful pictures of you both in Paris! It is amazing to me how pictures can make a stranger of the city feel at home. I would love to see more of that in different cities around the world.

I love all your travel photography!

I’m addicted to your blog. I get the chills when I see you’ve posted and I can’t wait to devour the photographic eye candy. I love the moving pictures. I stare at them for long periods of time as if they are whispering something. If I study long and hard enough I might make out what they are saying. Beautiful!

For me my favorite photos are the ones you take of NYC. Just of the people and places that you find interesting. It makes the city more real. More honest. I’d love more of that, and travel photos because I feel like you have a lot of adventures:)!

I think it would be an amazing inspirational shoot to depict Casablanca….you look like a gorgeous old movie film star anyway so it would be perfect 🙂 Also, I believe your wedding pictures because your wedding dress was just incredible. I hope to have a wedding like that one day:)

I particularly enjoyed seeing your travel photography throughout the year. More please!

Hi Jamie!

Beautiful camera bag – a huge improvement on what’s usually on offer for photographers.

In the coming year I would love to learn more about your creative, inspiring friends and acquaintances in New York – what do they do? How did they get where they are? I am a young aspiring creative, and I’d love to learn more about how you and your peers got to where you are today.

Thanks so much!

Isabel

Wow, what an amazing give-away!
So… I have been following along for quite a long while by now, and while i love all your fantastic fashion (I grew up in fashion, so I LOVE those stories), your travel stories are equally Amazing…. Dreaming of traveling to the spots you feature 🙂
I would love to see your take on Interior Design…

OH, and my favorite story has by far been your wedding, a surprise to us readers, beautifully photographs, a happy couple and a lovely love story 🙂

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family,
Natasha

Your photos from Paris made my year. I’m planning a London/Paris trip for next summer and I will most definitely be taking some romantic photos. Thanks for the constant inspiration!

Wow, it looks like a beautiful bag. I have really been trying to get into photography more, and as I save up to buy a DSLR having a cute bag to keep it in and travel with would be perfect! I have come to love your tumblr, and I am kind of hoping to see some sustainability themes pop up. Maybe a shot of a chic eco friendly built home. I love the lifestyle section, the brooklyn brunch post was really lovely.

I think my favorite photos of yours from this year have to be your travel shots. Just gorgeous. Thank you for taking us all along with you.

wow, the bag is stunning! I almost never carry a case for the reasons you mentioned, but I think this one could be an exception…

Your travel & street photographs interest me most, but the fashion stories are also quite interesting. Keep up the beautiful work, and thanks for doing this!

This is the photo that meant the most to me this year. My brother was passionately into photography before he left and these were the sorts of images we talked about him taking.
It was a pretty amazing moment to see them – I wish I could have shared them with him.

xx

I love to see your film camera in this bag! I would love to see more lifestyle stories from you, and also peeks into your and Kevin’s work.

Just an amazing bag!

Hi Jamie! I absolutely love getting to see how you and Kelly work together. I think what the two of you (and Kevin too) have going on is what the fashion industry is at its heart. It’s so amazing to see the lines between friendship, business, and creativity blurred in a way that results in the most beautiful images. I can’t wait to see what you all have up your sleeves next! (Hint, hint: The Hudson, NY shoot!) Thanks for being an inspiration.

I’d love to see you photograph the women & children of the red light districts in India. Beauty, pain, excitement, fear, naivete… So many contrasts.

your cinemagraphs are so fun! love seeing them on your blog!

A story I would be interested in seeing next year is how you developed your photographic aesthetic, how you came to film photography, and what shaped you as a photographer. Your photographs are absolutely gorgeous and you have such a great eye for detail and color. I would be interested in seeing more of your process before taking a picture.

I loved your travel photographs most of all. They show the beauty of the places you visit, and the chic outfits are an inspiration.

Such a great giveaway and congratulations!! This year has been so exciting for me as you have inspired me to take on a bit of photography myself 🙂 I have found the photoshoot from the Moroccan inspired shoot very unique and inspiring. I think the mix of beauty, modernity and ethnicity–when done well–is much appreciated. You, Kevin and Kelly REALLY captured the authenticity of Morocco, which is very hard to do given the world we grow up in. I thank you for that, for the exposure. Showing that cultures are beautiful and should be appreciated.

I absolutely loved the pictures of the making of your wedding gown, it was great to see the development and the stunning final result on you! Also, I love seeing pictures of your travels and absolutely adored the ones of your recent trip to Paris! I thought it was a great mix of photography, fashion and travel documentary. Thank you so much as well for sharing the place you stayed at an the restaurants you went to, I loved hearing about that. So I guess what I’d like to see is some personal experiences of your everyday life mixed with your travel adventures.

Thanks for this great giveaway. I would like to see a post telling what you do on a rainy day .

I’m going to bend the rules on the assignment slightly by answering both questions with one response…

While I always love coming to the blog, the photos from “Paris is for lovers” really stand out as a highlight for me (and for many other blog readers, it seems). I even forwarded the link to my boyfriend insisting that we take a trip there sometime soon! I would love to see more ‘romantic European city break’ entries next year; May I suggest Venice, Vienna, or St. Petersburg if you’re feeling adventurous?

What a wonderful giveaway! It’s hard to select just one image from the blog that stands out to me, but I’ll always remember how I felt while reading the New York blog post you published earlier this month after Sandy. The meaning, the simplicity, the images – everything was perfect.

I think one of my favorites has to be the cinemaraph of the model shot from a mirror and she’s looking down and then she suddenly looks at the camera, not in the mirror. That cinemagraph is beautifully haunting. I absolutely love it. I think cinemagraphs have been some of your and Kevin’s best work to date. Congratulations on all the success. It is well-deserved.

Dear Jamie,
If I say, that you are one of the best photographers I’ve ever seen, it will mean nothing. You are awesome. I suppose, you are the best vintage photo creator (let me say this way).
Surfing your blog here, in Russia, I feel myself as I am in some incredibly picturesque place. So, thank you for your creativity, your stunning cinemagraphs and for you. You are extremely beautiful. And, of course, thank you for such opportunity for me as a person, who is interested in photography, to “touch the beautiful”, as it is said in my country.
Well, to be honest, my favourite set in your blog is A Fashion Story | Mexicali Rose. Concerning future work, I’d like to enjoy any extreme photoset, for example, shooting with (real or not) snow and model, who will not be in furs, that will be the special appeal.
Let me wish you luck in creating new ideas.

Yours faithfully, Dasha.

I loved this post about Catbird – http://design.annstreetstudio.com/2012/09/25/catbird/
The rings were so delicate and so beautifully captured. I went out to Catbird and invested in several of their beautiful rings.

Love your behind the scenes shoots during fashion weeks. Looking forward to more of those in 2013!

That bag is gorgeous – trying to find pretty camera bags is an exercise in futility. All of your photos with Kelly this year have been amazing (and have stirred deep, deep pangs of travel envy) but those Helmet Newton-esque shot with you two and Kevin in Paris was pretty badass. As were the crop tops and ball skirts in Versailles…. Love the blog Jamie. I think you more than most of the bloggers i follow have encouraged me to wake up 5 minutes earlier and do something a little smarter and more sophisticated then just mindlessly throwing some jeans on. For that reason anything that documents the (seemingly) effortless day to day glamour of your life would be welcome in the new year.

I absolutely adore your pictures of Paris – they keep pushing Paris farther up on my travel wish list! I would love to see pictures of other sites in France and Europe, showing beautiful pictures of areas that maybe are less well documented than Paris.

Under the Paris is for Lovers post with a few pictures of you and your husband, Kevin, specifically the last one. You’re hugging and you’re peeking, looking back at the camera… The way your feet are placed and the look on your eye are perfect. When I saw it, I could really see that you two are in love. Thank you for sharing such amazing pictures!

That bag is absolute beautiful! Who knew that camera cases could look so stylish now?
I would have to say the behind the scenes photographs in your post where you interviewed Robert Mitra meant the most to me. It is my dream to work in the fashion industry once I finish my photography degree at university. There is nothing more I would want than shooting editorials and photographing backstage at fashion week. The interview and the photographs of the other photographers doing what they do best let me take a peak at what my future could look like and has influenced me at my most.

Happy thanksgiving!
– Liberty

Happy Thanksgiving Jamie! I’ve been following your Tumblr for awhile now – checking this blog has become one of my favorite things to do on the Internet.

I’ve always wanted to find the time to get more into photography, and finally bought a DSLR last year – it’s one of the best investments I’ve ever made. My favorite photographs of yours are the unexpected ones – you’ve inspired me to take photos of the less obvious beauty in the world, like a yellow leaf on the ground, or someone’s hands clasped in their lap.

I also love the way you take candid photos – there’s something so refreshing about capturing people in a moment just as they are, when they’re not posing for you. There was a photo you took in Paris recently, of a man and a boy on a bike looking up, and I absolutely adored it.

As for what more I’d like to see? I love when you travel – you make me want to go everywhere you’ve been. Other than that I’d say just keep up the amazing work!

I would love photos of gardens, picnics and spring whimsy!

What a beautiful bag! Jamie, I apprecaite getting to live a little vicariously through you, the travel, the adventures, the fashion! My favourites (and would I would like to see more of) would be the times when you get outside the city and enjoy the outdoors, especailly in the fall. I also love it when you focus on the style of different style icons. Thank you for the beautiful images 🙂

Your photos of Paris are very inspiring. Very, very lovely shots. Looking forward to seeing more next year.

Oh, Jamie! You and Kevin are such dolls. I love following your photographs and they always inject a bit of much needed beauty into my feed which can get kind of dull after the 10th foodstagram. Your life is so charming, and I think what’s best about it is it never feels disingenuous. I’d love to see some more photos of your everyday, in the studio and out for cocktails – there’s something very quintessentially new york about it and I’ve never seen someone from my own generation capture it as beautifully as you do. xo

I loved seeing the pictures from your wedding! It was probably one of the most beautiful and stunning weddings that I have seen. Thanks for sharing them and for this wonderful giveaway.

I love each and every post, especially your travel photography and fashion pj, but I loved all the Morocco posts (the colours, the details and the matching outfits – oh my!) and Paris is for Lovers too (the classic b&w image of you with the umbrella crossing the street with Kevin reminds me of a old Hollywood movie and your were caught mid-dance routine :)) I’d love to see more behind-the-scene series this year, with some background on your approach to your shoots & how your inspirations & collaborations result in beautiful photographs and more on techniques too – I love learning about the thought and technical processes behind beautiful photographs!

hey, jaime!
love your blog.
you and kevin are such an inspiration.
really truly.
street photography is a personal fascination of mine,
and it would be amazing (i know it would) if you incorporated your love of vivian maier into the work that you do…
i was so excited when you posted something briefly about her a week or so ago,
and i am almost sure that you will because her work is so inspiring,
but keep her work in mind,
and i will continue to keep living vicariously through the amazing life that you and kevin have created…
by reading your blog. 😉
happy turkey day!

Your travel images are beautiful and I’d love to see more 🙂

Adore all your images from Paris. Please continue to post images of your travels and fashion!!

I’d love for you to photograph character studies of people on the street — or any kind of strangers. Those portraits are interesting to me, and I’m not sure if you’ve done something similar, but I think it would be lovely to see your artistic perspective of something like that. The images that meant a lot to me from this year come from a lot of your travels. The black and white photos of Paris are stunning; you perfectly captured the essence of Paris. Another bunch of photos that I loved were from Londolozi. I’m so glad to have stumbled across your photographs; they inspire me in a bunch of ways, especially with my own photography. Thank you.