The life and times of a Texas photojournalist
Category Archives: Hattiesburg  Friday afternoon, I was editing images and chatting with my co-workers in our litle photo room when we heard the all-call signal over the scanner. A train had struck a car. The three of us rushed to the scene to find a partially-smashed car and a stopped Amtrak train that was apparently heading out of […]  When I arrived at work yesterday afternoon, I had one assignment: marching band practice at Southern Miss. As someone who never played in the marching band, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, other than lots of music and possibly some marching. I unknowingly arrived 45 minutes early, so I sat on an old bench […]  It rained for most of the morning Saturday, making the Heritage EagleMan Triathlona soggy one and getting in and out of the field parking lot a challenge. It was a good day, though, and I heard the weather was perfect for the race itself. While I ended up being soaked to the bone, I made […]  I left my house around 6:45 this morning to make it to a local triathlon with time to spare. (And boy, was I thankful for that!) Start time was 8 a.m., and I arrived shortly after 7:30, giving me plenty of time to guide my car through a muddy field (and not get stuck!), wade […]  I jetted throughout the Pine Belt last Saturday, shooting the preparations for this weekend’s EagleMan Triathlon, Barkfest, then the Mobile Street Renaissance Festival. No, it’s not the traditional kind of Renaissance festival, including turkey legs on a stick and medieval costumes, but people gather together on this particular street, spending time outdoors, walking, checking out […] |
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