June15th
In an earlier post “Printing Images On Metal” I introduced a new addition to my product line, what I call “Heavy Metal” prints. At the time of the post the metal print had not been made yet, so I had nothing to show other than the image the print would be made from. Recently I have had two more sample images printed for the studio, so I thought a follow-up post would be in order. I am very excited about these metal prints! Read More | Comments
January1st
A ritual I have for starting a new year is to review the past year and be grateful for the opportunities and the clients that have came my way. This year I have so much to be grateful for! Fantastic weddings and events, numerous commercial projects, I stayed busy all year, so busy I didn’t have the time to blog about it! These are some of the highlights from 2010.
Brad and Alli
This is a shot of my 2010 Wedding Giveaway winners at a Braves game, in their private suite with their friends. This was not the only special event I shot in 2010, I also Read More | Comments
June20th
Fuller Logo On Custom Motorcycle
If you are a serious gear head like me, you might recognize the logo on the black and white image above. For those of you not “in the know” it is the logo for Bryan Fuller owner of Fuller Hot Rods. An amazing talent, Bryan is a custom car, custom motorcycle builder and television personality. He has been in episodes of Chip Foose’s “Overhaulin,” a featured contestant in the series “Biker Build Off,” and currently, he is the co-host of “Two Guys Garage,” a popular do-it-yourself automotive show.
By now you are probably wondering what Bryan has to do with the High Museum in Atlanta. Read More | Comments
June19th
What A View!
This is a view from third base at Turner Field, a similar view will greet the winners of our 2010 Wedding Giveaway. The time has come to announce the winners, and they are Read More | Comments
April15th
It’s going to be a busy next few days. I have a wedding this weekend and a four-day commercial assignment immediately after on Monday. This is going to be one of the most interesting shoots of my career. My potential wedding clients often ask me if I do work other than weddings, and I do. Mostly it is for magazines, fine art, or the typical grip-it-and-grin corporate work. But, what I am doing next week is “off the chain” exciting! Read More | Comments
March14th
The Chimneys at Big Canoe
I would say this post is a bit over due. The image above was made late Fall of 2009, shortly after my friends at Talk Of The Town Catering became the exclusive caterers for Big Canoe. Read More | Comments
February24th
I was recently given the opportunity to participate in a bridal show at Olde Towne Athletic Club. In addition to being an exhibiting vendor at the show, I had the honor of being asked to shoot the fashion show. The fashion portion of the show was produced by Karin Trexler, manager of Wedding Angels, a bridal boutique in Historic Roswell. Makeup and hair styling for the models were provided by Voila Salon, also of Roswell. I was very excited to be shooting the fashion show, and at the same time, freaking out just a bit because Read More | Comments
January23rd
From a wedding at Olde Towne
One of my long time favorite wedding venues is Olde Towne Athletic Club in Eastern Cobb county. I have been invited to participate in their January 31st bridal show. I am excited to be in this show, it’s one you will not want to miss! Read More | Comments
January9th
Bridal Show Flyer
I will be an exhibiting sponsor at the upcoming Gwinnett Historic Courthouse bridal show on January 17, 2010. I will have sample books, prints and albums on display. Come and visit with me and the other wedding service providers. The June show had a great attendance, this could be the best show yet! Read More | Comments
December29th
"Hand Tinted" Black & White
This is a bit of old and new. The technique of “hand tinting” on black and white images has been around for decades. I started hand tinting years ago on black and white prints in my early film days. Back then we would make a print in the required finished size, then myself or an assistant would spend hours with tiny brushes or swabs painting on the print with chemical dyes, it was a laborious process! If we made a mistake, a new print was made, and we started all over again. Read More | Comments
