Thursday, April 2, 2015

Wandering Payne and Dale






While photographing this side street, I heard a woman yell "This is why I'm not marrying you!"


             The man in the black coat some how mistaken me for a woman (even though I have a beard), asking, "Miss? I mean sir, sorry, can you help me find the Metro PCS store?"


          Although technically homeless, Mike Hartzell (A.K.A. Bones) has become an icon along Rice Street - the place where he grew up and still calls home to this day. Bones spends his days patrolling the area, meeting passers-by, and working odd jobs for local businesses. Bones is appreciated so much that local business owners say they hope to some day erect a statue in his honor.

Monday, March 2, 2015

Vote for Ellen

          I collaborated with friends, Ellen Hopson (Hair Stylist) and Magdalene Nitschke (Model), on shooting some photos of hair styles to be entered in a hair and fashion contest for Bumble and Bumble. Help Ellen win a trip to New York to participate in a hair styling class by clicking on the link below and "liking" her image on Facebook. This would be a great opportunity for her to grow in her field!



Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Wandering West 7th Street









(dog barking at me in middle window)



Check back soon for round 2 of photos from this day!

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Pixpa Interview

          Pixpa has featured my work on their blog along with a brief interview. Click on the link below if you are interested in reading about some of my thoughts on photography.



Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Fran and Ruth

          Sara and I visited her side of the family down in Oklahoma and Arkansas over Christmas. I hauled some of my lighting equipment down there with hopes that I would have the opportunity to photograph her grandparents. These portraits were shot the morning of Christmas Eve. After rearranging their living room for the shoot, I was able to get all their furniture back in place just in time for family to arrive for the Christmas festivities. It means a lot to me that I was able to make these portraits. I hope you all will enjoy!


Francis and Ruth Heiman. Claremore, Oklahoma.




Thursday, December 25, 2014