ERIC STRIFFLER PHOTOGRAPHY

Images and words of Photographer ERIC STRIFFLER.
I've been shooting fashion, lifestyle and interiors for awhile in New York, the Hamptons, Miami, the Caribbean and worldwide.

All images, unless otherwise noted, ©Eric Striffler, all rights reserved. Feel free to share photographs for non-commercial use as long as photo credit remains on the image.

I like: Archeology, History, Fashion, Cars, MUSIC!, Cult films, Pere Lachaise cemetery, Passion, Kissing, Taking Chances, The Unknown, Ancient Civilizations, Physics, Philosophy, Astronomy, Pucci, The 70s, Animals, Disneyworld (for the eternal 7 year-old in me), Art, Architecture, Knoll furniture, Lavish Hotels, Amusement Parks, The Ocean, Snow Angels, Mayan ruins, Pugs, Boston Terriers, espresso, Italy, SoHo, Touching, Speed, Thrilling Moments, calm moments, Paris, concerts, Seafoam green, warm sand between my toes, Exile on Main Street, Panic in Detroit, Beastie Boys videos, public displays of affection, The Great Gatsby, White Linen, Moody Blues, Star of India, Hermes, expensive scissors, cheap dates, Amelie, the Left Bank, Willy Wonka, North London railway stations, The smell of freshly cut grass, Pez, Siouxsie & the Banshees, David Lynch, Pipe Organs, Black Velvet Slippers, Left-over Pizza, Salty buttery popcorn in a old musty movie theatre with torn red velvet seats, Spike Lee, Ang Lee, Bruce Lee, St. Tropez, Degas, Richard Avedon, David Bailey, Helmut Newton, Dunhill Lighters, 800 thread count sheets, Theme song from The Man with the Golden Gun, Bruce Weber, Duran Duran videos, Darkstar, the scents of coffee and chocolate dancing along the cobblestone streets of Vienna at Christmas time, Michael Mann films, Tangerine Dream, Istanbul, Photos of lingerie and old peeling paint, Pygmy Marmocets, Surfing, Catherine Deneuve, Rome, Pirates of the Carribbean, Vermeer, Rodin, Toulouse Lautrec, the Paris Metro, Charlotte Sometimes, Pris the standard pleasure model, AbFab, Sean Connery's accent, Mies van der Roe, Calder, Van Gogh, Ralph Fiennes in the English Patient.