Loni Stark
Loni Stark is an artist at Atelier Stark, self-professed foodie, and adventure travel seeker who has a lifelong passion for technology’s impact on business and creativity. She collaborates with Clinton Stark on video projects for Atelier Stark Films. It’s been said her laugh can be heard from San Jose all the way up to the Golden Gate Bridge. She makes no claims to super powers, although sushi is definitely her Kryptonite.
Solar Update: August 2010, tomato season
A quick glance at this past month's Sunpower performance monitoring graph of our solar panel systems and it is clear we had consistently gorgeous sunny weather.
The Loreto Project: Annie Omen’s photo collection
I met Annie about 3 years ago while touring through our partially constructed home in Agua Viva, Loreto Bay. Since then I have been amazed at the breathtaking shots she is able to capture of Loreto.
Enticing ways to devour Taste Tomatoes
The result of their efforts is an elongated, striped tomato--slightly larger than an egg--which has a lovely sweet-to-acid balance.
The Loreto Project: Underwater Wonderland
Water is a dominant element in all of Kristin's photos. No wonder, the Sea of Cortez stretches along the eastern border of Loreto. The colors of the desert against the water results in dramatic vistas.
The Future of Food Media: Experts matter
One participant in the audience noted that "...people don't go to Yelp to read."
SF restaurant guide to all things pork
Bacon mania has morphed from a simple affection for classic bacon to a voracious appetite for cuisine curiosities such as "Bacon Explosion", bacon donuts, and even bacon chocolate.
The Loreto Project: Deborah’s lens
Her work was featured in the 2010 Loreto Calendar and you can admire her photographs at Cafe Lolita, just off the Malecon while enjoying one of their delicious sandwiches.
The Loreto Project: A Baja wave
As the selected non-profit, all net proceeds from this year's community effort will benefit Eco-Alianza.
The Loreto Project: A promise of a recipe
Enjoying a margarita on the terrace in Loreto, Baja.
Epicurean fantasy: Part feast, part art
The only barrier to their creative artistry will be the requirement that they use the ingredients featured in still life composition being projected during the evening's experience.
