The life and times of a Texas photojournalist
I wasn’t a coffee drinker until my junior year of college, conveniently during my stint studying abroad in Italia. (How could I not get into espresso and cappuccinos while there?) After that fateful summer, I was hooked and brought my love for all things coffee back to the States, drinking some kind of coffee drink […]
Four years ago, I was the photo intern at 225. My boss asked to schedule an early morning shoot with a man who owned a local business and who had an incredible life story. That morning was a beautiful one, and the photographs were lovely. I also enjoyed my time speaking to and spending time […]
Three and a half years ago, I went to the local animal shelter in Hattiesburg, Miss., having seen the photograph of a dog online who looked to be just the dog for me. The dog ignored me, and I went home disappointed. However, I came back to the shelter again (and again), and the dog […]
Y’all, this week feels like it has been really long, for whatever reason, and I know I am not the only one excited about this weekend. Here are this week’s favorite things from around the Internet… Photography I am loving these airframes, which are shaped like an airplane window. A different way to decorate a […]
Carl Kasell, a veteran NPR reporter and host, visited my alma mater’s journalism school in early October, and I had the pleasure of documenting and attending the event. Kasell spoke about his time on Morning Edition, speaking in length about 9/11 and the reporting of the news that day, saying since the reports they were […]