We moved back to Louisiana at the beginning of June. That first week, Winston, my mom and I got everything in order at our home. We refinished a 22-year-old table. We decorated. We hung countless photos and paintings throughout the house. We rearranged almost everything. And we cooked. A lot. And since that week, I […]
Life As It Is | The Life and Times of a Texas Photojournalist
The life and times of a Texas photojournalist
Category Archives: Recently…  A few weeks ago, my friend Elizabeth, her husband Eric and their 6-month-old baby, Hannah, drove through Baton Rouge on their way to the beach, and they spent the evening at our little home. We cooked dinner, hung out and then in the morning, I had the chance to make some beautiful images of little […] Instead of Friday Favorites today, I want to take a moment of silence on my blog for Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros, two talented photojournalists who were killed Wednesday while documenting the struggle in Libya. I didn’t know either personally, but I knew their work. I know they will be sorely missed by the photojournalism […]  Last weekend, Melanie and I decided it was time. Time for some portraits. It was a beautiful spring day, although the temperature skyrocketed around the middle part of the day. But when we headed out around 6 p.m., it was slowly cooling off and the light was perfect. We came across a snowcone (rather, SnoKone) […]  Last Memorial Day, I photographed a memorial service for the American, and during the service, one older veteran handed me an American flag. I didn’t think much of it at the time and kept it on display at my desk until I moved to Nashville. This year, I have spent most of my day relaxing […] |
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