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Over spring break, I went out to shoot the various stadiums at Arkansas for the Traveler to use in a new sports blog. I don’t like sports, and I’ve never pretended to. That said, I wasn’t too impressed with these photos, mainly because of the subject and the fac ... Continue Reading
A month ago today, I was wandering through the woods of the Buffalo National Forest with my friend Stephen Coger on our way to see the falls at Hemmed-in Hollow. This waterfall, above the Buffalo River in Arkansas, is the tallest waterfall between the Rockies and the Appalachians ... Continue Reading
I apologize in advance if your name is Charlie. Every professional photographer that I know has run into this problem before: Uncle Charlie brings his Canon Digital Rebel or other consumer-oriented DSLR to a wedding, gets in the professional’s way, and occassionally nags th ... Continue Reading
I’ve now worked twice at Heartwood Gallery in Fayetteville, and one thing I can say is that when you work there, you get bored pretty easily. By mid-afternoon I was restless, so I grabbed my camera and headed outside to see what I could find. I decided to focus on birds, as ... Continue Reading
A couple of weeks ago, I took a few photos of my friend Rachel Moore, a senior math major/philosophy minor at the U of A who plans on going to culinary school, for a profile on her in The Arkansas Traveler. Disclaimer: Everything Rachel makes tastes good incredible, so much that ... Continue Reading
Project XXX has now been taken down at the Anne Kittrell Gallery. After phoning the Provost to get it extended a week and to complain about the paper on the windows, they finally took it down because the next artist needed a week to set up (sounds fishy to me…). All in all, ... Continue Reading
Never again will I wait this long between posts. Sorry! Things have been incredibly busy with school (did you know I graduate this summer?), and I’ve been badly neglecting this blog. But now it’s spring break…and I have at least a little more free time. WhatR ... Continue Reading
A monkey sits above Tso Pema (“Lotus Lake” in Tibetan), a pilgrimage site in northern India. 2008. Continue Reading
