Willow Treehouse

Looking for a place to go offline and connect with nature? This peaceful hideaway is located just outside the town of Woodstock, less than two hours drive from New York City. The Willow Treehouse looks out over the magnificent Catskills mountain range, quietly nestled within the dense woodland forest. Tucked away on 35 acres of private land and settled among the trees, overlooking a small, swimmable pond, the lofted cabin features an open plan layout with everything you need for a cozy weekend including a spacious living area, a full kitchen, and a loft bedroom. There is also an outdoor wood-fired hot tub for an evening dip! The ideal place to switch off, quite literally, and forget about the distractions of modern life.

ALPINE START INSTANT COFFEE

Alpine Instant Coffee is a new product developed for coffee lovers that don’t have the time normally needed to brew a nice batch. No need for a coffee maker, French press... simply tear open a pouch and pour it into hot or cold water and the medium roast Arabica grind dissolves instantly with a quick stir. The mix will be perfect and most importantly exquisite taste is ensured. So if you’re currently on the go or a more outdoorsy person that doesn’t like to ta...
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HYDROLIGHT

A good trick to lighten your load and lighten up your campsite is by packing items that can do more than one job. The ingenious Hydrolight Reservoir is a hydration sleeve that doubles as, yes, a camp lantern. The clever solution is perfect for those looking for a substantial way to illuminate their campsite, without having to carry the extra weight of a lantern. In addition to two liters of water storage, Hydrolight allows you to plug in your favorite headlamp into ...
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READ THIS IF YOU WANT TO TAKE GREAT PHOTOGRAPHS OF PEOPLE

After great success with "Read This If You Want To Take Great Photographs”, photographer Henry Carroll is back with the hotly anticipated follow-up "Read This If You Want to Take Great Photographs of People”, a book that tackles the subject of portrait photography using the same fresh, straightforward, and jargon-free approach that made his first book a popular bestseller. The book covers topics such as composition, context, street photography, black-a...
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