It feels like Home.
Spring Garden, the oldest single-family neighborhood in Miami, is an official Historic District, and being here has made me a creature of habit: taking walks through the neighborhood, inviting friends over to take their pictures during golden hour. Spring Garden is the first place that’s finally felt like home for me, a space in which I feel safe enough to host and create and make pictures every day.
I like to watch other people fall in love with Spring Garden, its towering trees and old-Florida homes, and to see the contrast between Miami’s young creatives and its history in real time. I’ve learned how much I want everything to be documented, to be remembered, in this small, intimate space I call home.
Spring Garden, the oldest single-family neighborhood in Miami, is an official Historic District, and being here has made me a creature of habit: taking walks through the neighborhood, inviting friends over to take their pictures during golden hour. Spring Garden is the first place that’s finally felt like home for me, a space in which I feel safe enough to host and create and make pictures every day.
I like to watch other people fall in love with Spring Garden, its towering trees and old-Florida homes, and to see the contrast between Miami’s young creatives and its history in real time. I’ve learned how much I want everything to be documented, to be remembered, in this small, intimate space I call home.
