Mike DeCamp belongs to the ocean. Mention the sea to him and his eyes will instinctively brighten, flashing as blue as the cerulean waters off the coast of St. Augustine, Florida, where he was born. As the grandson of the famed artist and doll maker Norma DeCamp, a predetermined pathway into a career in art…
There’s a reason people tell talented photographers that they’ve got “an eye.” The art of capturing extraordinary images through the vessel of a camera requires more than just pointing and clicking. Instead, it takes the gift of seeing beyond the prisms of normality. The process of photography for 26-year-old Renau Destine is like alchemy, taking…
Once upon a time there were two normal kids who grew up doing normal kid stuff: Playing hockey, practicing karate, flying kiteboards… OK, maybe those aren’t exactly normal kid activities elsewhere. Maybe they’re only normal on Providenciales, where a uniquely blended culture drawn from the traditions of Islanders and settlers makes life so surprising and…
The year began like so many others, a hearty dose of optimism about making exercise a priority. If experience was any indication, the high would be followed by fizzling enthusiasm, leading to a long list of excuses that end at the bottom of a Pringles tin. If that sounds familiar to you, you’re not alone….
Music is a big business. With global audiences and expensive production budgets to cover, the music industry runs on big venues, big contracts, big names and big vendors. But music is also little. Personal. Communicative. Experimental. Collaborative. And this is the paradox: Without the little things that sustain the intimate exploration of music as a…
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