Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 6th, 2009
It’s been over a year since I did the first day of shooting for a project I’ve kept mostly secret. It’s working name is Operation: Clown. It’s been pretty insane preparing for the next day, there have been many failed attempts in this past year to make this happen, so let’s all keep our fingers crossed.
The cool thing is that you guys can help make this happen! I’m in dire need of location suggestions, here’s a list of what I’m looking for.
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Posted in Uncategorized on Apr 12th, 2009
I don’t know about you but the Easter Bunny (as well as Santa Claus) has always creeped me out. In honor of that, eat all of his eggs and tear into those chocolate bunnies like there’s no tomorrow!
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Posted in Uncategorized on Apr 6th, 2009
Haha found this via: A Photo Editor
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Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 26th, 2009
So reading the book raised a question…do I need to be looking at famous photographers’ work? Annie references her influences like I should know who they are, or what she’s talking about. Reading this book is like having a conversation at a museum with one of those horn-rimmed glass wearing guys dressed in all black that speaks with a fake british accent.
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Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 23rd, 2009
Here’s some of the shots from my recent session with the wonderful Nashville country band Magnolia. We did the shoot over at the Nashville Zoo which turned out to be an AMAZING location as well as a rock beach off of Percy Priest.
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Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 6th, 2009
My fiance bought this wallet for me for Christmas this past year and it’s amazing. The idea of it is that it can hold all the crap from my old “costanza” wallet while still maintaining a slim profile. I was skeptical at first, but it was amazing when I got it, and after using it for 2 months now, I can say with all certainty that it’s the best wallet I’ve ever owned.
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Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 2nd, 2009
This downtime is exactly the time we need to revamp and rethink, streamline and slim-down. In the end, I imagine that the poor economy may end up being the best thing to ever happen to my career. If you orchestrate it right, that statement could be true for you too.
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