Jmor

05/18/2026

A buddy and I spent Mother’s Day shooting these photos - we always collaborate so well together. Had a blast laughing and being creative.
Do you like your film (or ci**rs) protected, dry and vacuum sealed? Then check out the product. It’s pretty cool.

04/30/2026

The series is done.

Six days. One city.
And somehow… it turned into something I didn’t expect.

Started as a quick Thanksgiving trip.
Ended up being about grief, growth, and saying yes when I almost didn’t.

There’s a dumpster find, a few wrong turns, a lot of walking…
and one ending that pulled it all together.

If you’ve got 25 minutes, start at Day One.
If you’ve been following along… you already know.



Thanks ya'll for watching ~Jmor

👇 Dropping all 6 episodes below

DAY ONE: NYC Day One | We Found Something We Didn’t Expect
https://youtu.be/dn1QpyF0DF0?si=20Jz7hSq4tHwuCE7

DAY TWO: NYC Day Two: I Didn’t Expect This Walk to Help
https://youtu.be/pR6dCxAzf98?si=IpPIlEwr3LwlYHBu

DAY THREE: DAY THREE ~ NYC | The Machine Behind the Magic
https://youtu.be/BtArUp7_JMo?si=b6nmbgomhcBGzag7

DAY FOUR: DAY FOUR ~ NYC | Thanksgiving in Motion
https://youtu.be/BvbqzgRguN4?si=Rg2zdvwRDqGAXn2v

DAY FIVE: NYC Day Five | The Met, Central Park, Motek, and Unexpected Connections
https://youtu.be/ZSmwvB0dYe8?si=JBw6-WpGd1EsyVr8

DAY SIX: NYC, IN REAL TIME — DAY SIX The Ending I Didn’t Expect
https://youtu.be/8KkadskX-a0?si=WO6G4wW6wQbi_iRa

03/11/2026

NYC Day Two | The Most Beautiful Walk in Manhattan

Day Two took us somewhere elevated.

We didn’t need noise this year.
We needed space.

This six-part New York City travel series follows a Thanksgiving trip with family after a hard loss — iconic landmarks, hidden corners, and moments that meant more than we said out loud. The first holiday without her. Felt… yet unsaid.

There was something about this walk.
The design. The light. The way the skyline meets you differently when you slow down.

Have you ever found clarity just by walking somewhere new after a loss?
Is there a place that helped you breathe again?

Start at Day One.
YT link in bio: ROCKUTOGRAPHY


FULL EPISODE
WEDNESDAY 4PM PST
YouTube Rockutography

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YouTube Studio Music Credit:

Bushwick Tarentella - Thatched Villagers by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1300002
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Morpho Diana - Rachel K Collier
Spirit Riders - Telecasted
Touch - Anno Domini Beats
Morning Stroll - Josh Kirsch/Media Right Productions
The Missing 11th - DJ Williams

03/05/2026

NYC Day One | We Found Something We Didn’t Expect

This was our first Thanksgiving without my mom. She was quietly on my mind all week.

Instead of trying to recreate what she always did so beautifully, we chose something different this year. We wandered the city, watched the lights come on, shared good food, laughed more than we expected, and let New York carry us for a while.

The series itself doesn’t focus heavily on the grief — it’s mostly us enjoying the city — but being there helped lift some of the heaviness. It helped open my eyes to life again. We had a really great time… something I wish she could have been there for.
I miss you Toni!

If you’d like to watch, Day One is live now on my YouTube channel.

Episode Two posts next Wednesday at 4 PM PST.

~ Cinematic Travel. Real Moments. Series-Based Storytelling.~ New York. Travel. Family. The moments in between. Some trips change you. This channel is where I document those moments — the cities, the food, the culture, and the memories that stay long after you leave. The NYC Thanksgiving series is...

03/02/2026

12/22/2025

Little Island is a floating park on the Hudson River that looks like it came straight out of a fairytale—or a very creative architecture studio. It sits on quirky concrete “tulips” that make you feel like you’re walking on art, not just land. Opened in 2021, it’s part park, part performance space, and part perfect photo spot. You’ll find winding paths, mini hills, cozy seating, and some of the best river views in the city. It’s free to visit, which feels almost suspicious for something this pretty in NYC. Whether you’re there for a sunset, a show, or just a casual wander, Little Island proves New York can still surprise you.

12/22/2025

New York turned me into a 20k-steps-a-day explorer with zero regrets and too many snacks — a balanced lifestyle, really I wandered the High Line’s sky-high gardens, hopped over to Little Island’s floating dreamscape, and pretended I worked at 30 Rock. The Met had me time-traveling through centuries like I misplaced my return ticket. Between historic facades in SoHo, the Flatiron’s perfect angles, and Grand Central’s celestial ceiling, I basically became a full-time architecture fangirl.
And yes, I absolutely ate my way across Manhattan — research purposes only, of course. If you need me,I’ll be somewhere between a landmark, a latte, snapping photos, and repeating until further notice.

THANK YOU Michael, Ying and Gerry for such a fabulous trip to NYC. 💙❤️💙❤️

11/14/2025

Back in September, I took an unforgettable trip to Ireland with my college bestie and our crew — Dublin matched our energy every step of the way. 🇮🇪✨

We walked the city day and night, wandered through St. Stephen’s Green, and passed Trinity College like locals on a mission.

Finally met a coworker in person after 6 years of remote calls — easily a highlight.

We got tattoos, hit the shops, explored the Irish Museum of Modern Art, and ate and drank our way through the city.

Dinner at KREWE sealed the deal (hush puppies + jambalaya = yes).
It was pure fun, real connection, and the kind of trip that reminds you how lucky you are to have women who show up and live boldly with you.

Can’t wait for the next adventure. 💚🍻