Captured moments

pure. summer. joy.

I have a confession to make: I fast forwarded through the first two years of my son's life, and now I find myself filled with regret. Back when I first brought each of my boys home, I reveled in the snuggle time, the feeding time, the diaper changing, the cooing, the kissing and more. Then, reality hit me in the face like a big fat spatula and suddenly I was flipping exhausted and desperate to pass the time.

I'm so pleased to highlight the work of the amazing Nirav Patel. I've been following his photography for some time now and I fall more in love with every capture. I hope to one day be able to spend the day with him and see the world through his eyes. Enjoy this look at a few of our favorite

Life can be so unpredictable.

Sometimes we easily get caught up in the everyday routine, constantly worrying about work or personal problems. This is when you need to take a deep breath and appreciate the little things surrounding you, whether it is a cup of hot cocoa your partner made for you or your child’s drawings on the fridge. Life is extremely complicated, but some memories live in our heads for many years.

In his photographic self-portrait series Struggle to Right Oneself, artist Kerry Skarbakka captures himself in moments of suspended peril: falling from trees, tumbling head over heels in painfully precarious falls, slipping nude in the shower, or teetering on the edge of a fateful leap from a railway bridge. In his artist statement Skarbakka references philosopher Martin Heidegger’s description of human existence as a process of perpetual falling, and the responsibility of each person to…

From bad falls to nasty accidents, these pictures, shared on the US-based website Diply, perfectly captured the exact moment disaster struck for these people.

It's not every day that we have award-winning filmmakers in the studio! These awesome guys won a Telly Award for a real estate video that they created,