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A Photographer’s Tour of This Woodland Retreat Near Mohonk Preserve in New Paltz

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | June 13, 2026

New Paltz Continues to Define Hudson Valley Adventure Travel Few places in New York bring together hiking, rock climbing, cycling, wellness travel, landscape photography, and small-town charm as naturally as New Paltz. The Shawangunk Ridge rises above forests and farmland with the confidence of a landmark that has inspired generations of artists, climbers, and […]

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The Intelligence of Beauty: Following the Hudson River Into the Soul of a New America

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | June 12, 2026

Hudson Valley Beauty Feels Eternal – Beauty has been here longer than every opinion ever formed about it. Long before philosophy, long before nations, long before anyone attempted to explain the world, the Hudson Valley was already perfecting the art of attraction. The meadow glows in late sunlight. The hills hold their ancient posture […]

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Production Location Services in the Hudson Valley: How Alluvion Vacations Properties Become the Backdrop for Editorial, Fashion, and Film Productions

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | June 12, 2026

Just one hour from New York City, the Hudson Valley has become a sought-after destination for film productions, television shoots, fashion editorials, commercial photography, luxury lifestyle campaigns, and branded content creation. Through Alluvion Media’s professional production location services and the curated portfolio of distinctive properties represented by Alluvion Vacations, creative teams gain access to […]

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Cannonballs, Couture & Lemonade: The Ultimate Guide to the Best Pools and Water Fun in the Hudson Valley

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | June 6, 2026

When the summer sun kisses the Catskills and the air starts to shimmer, there’s only one place you should be—splashing your way through the best pools in the Hudson Valley, preferably in a body-defining swimsuit and with a chilled glass of lemonade in hand. Whether you’re lounging poolside with a curated vibe or diving […]

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Navigating Vacation Rental Compliance in the Hudson Valley and Catskills: Expert Tips from the Pros

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | June 6, 2026

As Summer 2026 kicks off, the Hudson Valley and Catskills regions are buzzing with vacation rental activity. For homeowners looking to capitalize on this demand, understanding and navigating local regulations is paramount. The potential for success is vast, but staying informed and compliant with local rules ensures a smooth and rewarding experience. Fortunately, experts […]

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New Paltz Retreat With Hot Tub Near Mohonk Preserve: A Hudson Valley Wellness Escape for Slow Travel, Lake Adventures, and Mountain Living

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | June 3, 2026

There are places that invite you to check attractions off a list, and there are places that encourage you to slow your breathing, open the windows, and remember what summer in the Hudson Valley feels like. This beautiful New Paltz vacation rental, available through Alluvion Vacations and also offered as a New Paltz Airbnb, […]

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The Ultimate Queer Hudson NY Guide for a Design-Forward Weekend

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | May 31, 2026

When it comes to the intersection of historic charm, high-end architecture, progressive culture, and wellness travel, Hudson, NY has always felt like one of the most magnetic destinations in Upstate New York. As a gay cowboy photographer, fine art storyteller, and wellness travel adventurer, I see Hudson as more than a weekend escape. It […]

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Where to Stay for Hudson Valley Pride: This Eclectic Saugerties Cabin Is a Design-Forward Oasis

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | May 29, 2026

Every June, the Hudson Valley seems to bloom twice. The forests arrive first, unfurling their greens across mountains and riverbanks, and then comes LGBTQ+ Pride season, bringing its own colors to the galleries of Kingston, the cafés of Woodstock, the sidewalks of Hudson, and the creative communities that have transformed this stretch of New […]

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The Geometry of Rain: New York Through Glass and Steel

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | May 27, 2026

Rain turned Manhattan into graphite and silver. The entire city softened beneath water — towers dissolving into clouds, bridges fading into vapor, reflections stretching themselves across black pavement like wet brushstrokes. New York stopped pretending to be efficient for a moment and returned to what it truly is: an emotional landscape built from steel, […]

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Into the Wild: A Saugerties Hilltop Retreat That Rewires Your Entire Nervous System

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | May 21, 2026

Deep in the Catskills, where the fireflies hold court and the mountains do the talking, one hilltop sanctuary is redefining what it means to truly get away. The Hudson Valley has long been a siren song for those seeking respite from the relentless pace of city life. But every so often, a property emerges […]

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By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | April 9, 2019

How to create the outdoor sanctuary you’ve always wanted (BPT) – The dream of a perfect outdoor space where homeowners can enjoy the beauty of nature while still being completely comfortable is no longer limited to a specific climate or time of year. A one-of-a-kind all-seasons deck is possible if the right features are […]

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Money-saving roofing secrets every homeowner should know

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | April 9, 2019

Money-saving tips about roof shingles (BPT) – Replacing an aging or damaged roof is an important step in providing crucial protection from the damage the elements can dish out — from heat, wind, and rain, to snow, sleet and hail. But homeowners may not realize that the type of roof shingle they choose can […]

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By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | April 5, 2019

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Priceless pics: 5 ways to capture better photos on your next vacation (BPT) - If you’re already planning your next fun vacation, congratulations! New places, people and experiences await. Whether you’re into adventuring, sightseeing, bonding with friends and family or just relaxing, anticipating an upcoming vacation can be a great way to soldier through the colder days of the year. Being able to look forward to new destinations can make our regular, staid work routines easier to navigate. Part of the appeal of a vacation can be the chance to gather meaningful photos that preserve treasured memories. That's true whether your goal is fun family memories at a theme park or breathtaking shots of exotic flora and fauna. Regardless of your level of expertise and destination, you can bring home better photographs if you use the following tips on your next journey. • Don't rely on your smartphone. It may come in handy for occasional snapshots, but pictures meant to preserve precious memories call for an actual camera such as a DSLR or mirrorless that enables creative, high-quality images, better low-light performance and faster auto-focus. • Invest in a capable camera lens. Regardless of the quality of your camera, the functions enabled by your lenses will dictate the scope of photos you’re able to take. Whether you’re shooting inside, outside, close up or far away, your lens will make the difference between a professional-grade photo and something best left in your camera roll. Fortunately, a range of high-quality, multi-use lenses are available from Sigma at prices that won’t ruin your vacation budget. Don’t pack your bags without including the tools that can help capture the best shots of your life. • Choose highly photographic locations. Naturally, you’ll feel more inspired to get out your camera when vacationing in a visually compelling locale. Research places that will motivate you and challenge you to use your skills. The New York Times reports that travel companies are increasingly offering photo op excursions especially for hobbyists, thanks in part to the popularity of photo-sharing apps. “The travel industry is catering to this growing interest in a fun way,” says travel consultant Janine Yu. “After all, what more enjoyable way to learn how to improve your camera skills than by exploring a great destination at the same time?” • Time photo sessions for optimal natural lighting. When planning your travel agenda, slot in plenty of time to take advantage of the daylight hours. The so-called “golden hours” most optimal for photographers are the two to three hours after sunrise and before sunset. • Protect your equipment. If you’re flying, plan to carry on your camera bag. If airline restrictions require it to be checked, insure it well against loss and damage. Choose a sturdy but lightweight bag that offers padded compartments for your camera body, lenses and flash units, seeking ergonomic features that make it comfortable to carry. Disassemble and cushion all removable parts to protect them en route. Remember your charger, lens wipes and cleaning supplies, but limit your lithium batteries to two to meet TSA restrictions. • Learn the best techniques for photographing people. You could spend years studying this topic, but basic strategies might include starting with a 50mm prime lens for its wide capabilities, and perhaps switching to an 85mm prime for more classic portraiture. Shooting at a speed of 1/125 sec or more helps you avoid blurry eye and facial movement. Note that all skin tones look best in early morning or early evening light. Great photos are one element of your vacation you can enjoy long after you've returned to your normal routine. Make preparations ahead of time that allow you to capture the best possible images while you're off on your next adventure.

Priceless pics: 5 ways to capture better photos on your next vacation

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | April 1, 2019

Priceless pics: 5 ways to capture better photos on your next vacation (BPT) – If you’re already planning your next fun vacation, congratulations! New places, people and experiences await. Whether you’re into adventuring, sightseeing, bonding with friends and family or just relaxing, anticipating an upcoming vacation can be a great way to soldier through […]

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5 smart ideas to refresh your deck

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | March 16, 2019

5 smart ideas to refresh your deck (BPT) – As seasons turn, your focus begins to shift to the outdoors. Your deck or patio becomes your new living room — an ideal setting for memorable moments with friends and family. If you look at these spaces and long for a refresh, the time to […]

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High-quality, market-conscious renovation may increase your home’s value.

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | March 16, 2019

Convert to Landida™ Smart Landscapes Landida™ landscapes are designed to reduce or completely forgo the use of precious energy, fresh water, harmful pesticides, herbicides or synthetic fertilizers. Yet they are human- and pet-friendly, visually pleasing, evergreen, eco-conscious and virtually maintenance free. Convert to Landida™ smart landscape with ToughConstruct™! HVAC Split Systems Installation Keep it cool in […]

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Custom-built Modern Rustic Hudson Valley Style Barn Doors – 2019 Trend

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | March 16, 2019

Barn doors are no longer an outdoor feature, but a stylish yet rustic Hudson Valley Style interior design trend. Known for their functionality and space-saving features, they are in high demand among ToughConstruct clients in Hudson Valley’s Cornwall on Hudson, New Windsor, Newburgh, Wallkill, Goshen, Pine Bush, and Beacon areas. With the help of ToughConstruct […]

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The Sun is Out and warm weather is here! Hike Hudson Valley Trails and Stay Protected from ticks and mosquitos!

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | March 16, 2019

Enjoying Warm & Sunny Weekend in the Woods? Bugs are now officially out too! Here are a few tips to stay protected while exploring Hudson Valley hiking trails: If hiking or camping in an area known as a tick & mosquito habitat, try to protect yourself, and children in particular, by wearing bright colored, […]

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(BPT) - So, you’ve been running your business from your home for some time now, and with the busy holiday season upon us, you find yourself overwhelmed, stressed and your office is a mess. When running a business, there are so many things you need to think about to maximize efficiency, from having a clean setup to ensuring that you are well equipped with the supplies you need to get things done. First things first. To help increase productivity and get things started, it’s time to tidy up your space. Start by going through any old files you may have and determining whether you really need them, then get rid of things that no longer are relevant. Next, start organizing and getting your layout set. Arrange your space in a way that is functional and will ensure that you are able to access the things you need easily, like your phone and computer. Once your office is cleaned up, it’s time to take a step back and ensure that your office is equipped with the latest equipment and stocked up on supplies. Your technology and hardware are key components to running things efficiently, so making sure your computer and peripherals are up to date will be crucial. A printer is a critical component in your home office setup and it’s important that it is compatible with the latest technology and that there is enough ink to fulfill your business needs. When it comes to smoothly running your business, there are many things you need to help maximize productivity, and replenishing office supplies should not be a worry. As it is, the holidays are a stressful time, and buying office supplies is an added stress you don’t need on your list. Say you need to print an important document for a meeting and you’re alerted that you are low on ink, but you are completely out, and you don’t have time to get to the store to replace it. According to a new independent study from YouGov, 57 percent of Americans find that it’s a pain to buy new cartridges for a printer. That is where a replenishment service comes in. Having your items delivered right to your doorstep will help alleviate the time it would take to do this on your own and eliminate the guesswork in knowing when you need to stock up on supplies. In fact, over one-third of Americans think that ink and toner replenishment is a good idea. All you need to do is enroll in the service and you are guaranteed to get your items right when you need them. You don’t even have to know what model your printer is and what kind of cartridge it takes. Services like Amazon Dash, Brother Refresh and Best Buy Easy Replenish allow customers to quickly and easily replace their ink and toner without having to think about it. “Running out of ink is always frustrating but it’s especially infuriating when it happens at an inconvenient time, like when you are in a rush to get a print out,” said Rafi Haqqani, Marketing Director, Brother Genuine Supplies and Auto-Fulfillment at Brother. “Through our Refresh service, we are helping office users run their business more efficiently by removing the bottlenecks and stress that comes with running out of ink and toner.” Don’t let the busy holiday season bog you down. Get your office set up right and your supplies and equipment in order so you can get your work done efficiently and enjoy your time with the family.

Setting up your home office for efficiency

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | March 15, 2019

(BPT) – So, you’ve been running your business from your home for some time now, and with the busy holiday season upon us, you find yourself overwhelmed, stressed and your office is a mess. When running a business, there are so many things you need to think about to maximize efficiency, from having a […]

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Historic (Circa 1870) Hudson Valley Home Reimagined by Duncan Avenue Design Studio

By Hudson Valley Style Magazine | March 9, 2019

Welcome to the historic (circa 1870) home in the heart of the quaint Village of Cornwall on Hudson, NY. Completely reimagined by the award-winning Duncan Avenue Design Studio the home was transformed into architecturally inspiring yet energy efficient masterpiece. It was fully renovated with design, sustainability, functionality and comfort in mind. Contemporary open concept floorplan and […]

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