The life and times of a Texas photojournalist
It’s Friday! How was y’alls week? Mine has been pretty good. I worked a lot, but I also got to spend time with friends. Winston and I even got hooked on a new television show, thanks to Netflix Instant. (Heaven help us to be productive at nights until we finish all five seasons of Friday Night […]
Back in January, I had the pleasure of photographing some Baton Rouge entrepreneurs in their workplaces, capturing them in action. After I had taken four separate shoots, we got three of the entrepreneurs together for the cover shoot for this month’s 225. We decided to make the photo on the Mississippi River levee, and we all […]
Zia “The Cat” Tammami is a local legend here in Baton Rouge, having been on air at KLSU since 1977 with his Spontaneous Combustion jazz show. I visited Zia in the studio one Sunday morning, and together, we chatted, listened to jazz and took some portraits for the current issue of 225. I got to see Zia’s process in […]
The idea was to make the downtown area more beautiful. And if this local arts group has anything to do with it, downtown is about to get a lot more colorful. Casey Phillips and Kathryn Thorpe, the folks behind The Force Agency, have put together a board of volunteers to coordinate this large-scale public art effort. BR […]
Candra-Eloise Burges and I teamed up again in January to pull off the Spring Fashion Feature in this month’s 225. This time, we hosted a team of four models – Melissa, Daniel, Brian and Shanna – as well as style interns, a designer, as well as hair and makeup, and we shot all afternoon Millennium Towne […]