The life and times of a Texas photojournalist
It’s Friday! And today, I’m blogging to you from Lafayette, La., my sweet husband’s hometown. We’re in town for the wedding of some dear friends, and we couldn’t be happier to spend time with friends and family today. I also am super excited to share this week’s favorites with y’all: Photography Steven Alan and Ben Boutwell‘s short, […]
When I was in college, I remember one of my roommates and her hometown friends being over the moon about being extras in a movie that was filming in Shreveport. They ended up being featured in a scene of Factory Girl, and I remember sitting on the couch, listening to their stories of the set […]
I visisted Glen’s, a new bar in Baton Rouge, to take some photos for 225 and learned from co-owner Glen Bynum that he and his longtime friend, Bubba Phillips, had been going back and forth about opening a bar for young professionals for about 10 years and put their plan into action in late 2011. Bynum […]
When I heard I was going to be photographing a young Baton Rouge rapper, I wasn’t sure what to expect, and I was surprised that I would be meeting him at his school. From the moment I walked in to photograph Sam Muyaka, I knew it was going to be a good shoot. Sam was […]
Before I attended a Physical Theatre Club practice, I had never heard of or even imagined what the members of that club do on a weekly (and sometimes, daily) basis. Sure, there’s Cirque du Soleil, but it never clicked in my mind that those performers had to learn their art somewhere. And that some probably got their […]