Trent Bailey Photography {The Blog}

I am an NYC based lifestyle photographer with a passion for people and fun, edgy, editorial style photography. I love to laugh at myself, see others smile, and have the most fun humanly possible. I love the feeling I give to my clients when they see themselves in my photographs.

I'm a southern boy living my dreams in NYC with my beautiful wife and our dog, Lola. I love sweet tea, fall is my favorite season, my favorite musician is a toss up between Ray Lamontagne, James Morrison & Eric Hutchinson, and my favorite soundtrack is from the movie "Across the Universe". I have an intense love for photography and learning more about the art everyday. I am currently a student at the International Center of Photography, and in my free time, I enjoy attending workshops lead by other passionate photographers.

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It snowed and I have this pics to prove it | NYC Lifestyle Photographer

Monday, March 1, 2010

WOW….this southern boy was not ready for the winter in the Northeast.

Not.At.ALL I just saw last night on the news that this February was NYC’s “SNOWIEST” on record. EVER. Meaning the city got more snow this February than it’s ever had in any February. What a way for winter to welcome us to the North.
I joke about it, but I really do love it. Friday we had so much snow and the city was absolutely beautiful. Now I know you’re saying, “Didn’t he JUST post about the snow?”. Yes, I did. That was the last blizzard….these are from the newest blizzard. And this time I was prepared with a full battery, so no excuses!

NYC is getting back to normal. The snow has melted into a brown slushy mess and the hidden puddles are no fun to step into (especially if you’re wearing suede boots while on a date with your wife), so I wanted to post these from Friday to remind me of the snowglobe that is the Northeast!

This is just outside of our apartment on Wall Street…looking down at Trinity Church

I’m not a history geek, but I think it’s beyond cool that I get to walk past the spot that George Washington took the oath of office as our first president.

The gates around the cemetery at Trinity Church.

The cemetery has so much history with members of the continental congress, congressmen, members of the Astor family (some who passed away on the Titanic), writers, artistists, and also has the oldest marked grave in New York City dating back to 1681.