Between COVID-19 sweeping the globe and my job having gone fully remote, I’ve found myself with much more time to work on tomshotta.com With that being said, I’m happy to announce the first batch of vinyl stickers are in, and will be going out with all future orders! Enjoy 🙂

A Film Photographers Guide to Staying Sane During Quarantine Since COVID-19 has officially taken over the world, everything is now on pause and many of us are finding ourselves with way too much idle time.In an effort to distract myself from the eternally grim news stations, I’ve come up with this brief list of the […]

How to Frame Your Print You’ve received your print in the mail! Now what?! Don’t trip, here are some guidelines to help you get the most out of your TOMSHOTTA print 🙂First things first, when you receive your poster it will need some time to flatten out. Lay it down on a clean table, gently […]

Here’s a quick recap of our the trip to the Pocono Mountains in PA. No surprise but once again we booked the cabin through AIRBNB, and it did not disappoint! It was a great getaway from the hustle and bustle of DC, sadly we didn’t get the chance to….

This years Thankgiving took place in Sebastopol, a small town nestled in California’s famous Sonoma Valley. The beautiful scenery at the AIRBNB estate kept us in awe, not to mention six acres of land to explore and a STACKED organic garden! As you see we took full advantage of the property, waking up early to […]

recent roll: Cuba; airbnb excursions and explorations During my Cuban expedition we got to visit Havana, Vinales Valley, and Veradero! We had the pleasure of booking AIRBNB’s in two different neighborhoods throughout our stay in Havana. In Old Havana we were directly behind El Capitolio, smack dab in the “crumbles”. It was an incredibly authentic […]

recent roll: Delaware; Rehoboth Beach day trip Quick day trip to Rehoboth Beach before summer ends here in the East. Soak in the sun. Shot on Kodak Portra. < BACK TO TOMSHOTTA.COM – SHOP LATEST POSTERS –

recent roll: NYC; Governors Island + BTS photos from “A SIS, AS IS” Shot on Fujifilm Superia and Kodak Portra