Recently my friend Joe Ballaro left Death in the Park when his other band, The Queen Killing Kings, was signed to Wind-Up Records. I was sad he had to leave, but happy for his success. While at SXSW with Death in the Park, I got to see Joe again and meet the rest of his band. They’re great guys and have some good music, so I was glad to hear they liked my work. We got together my last day in Austin and did some photos, so I figured I’d share some here. (Keep Reading…)
The customer is always right, or at least until they throw their cup away.
I met up with a friend on Saturday at Eastdale Mall to kill some time before going bowling. He got some lunch, then we walked around looking in stores for awhile, and then I got some food. We had been there a few hours, already spent over $10 on food, and were just waiting on another friend to show up before we went bowling. Next thing we know, one of their excuses for a security guard approaches us and lets us know that we are no longer welcome to sit at the food court. (Keep Reading…)
A few weeks ago my friend Sarah Stephan asked me if I wanted to do some photos just for fun, and since I don’t shoot many portraits in my free time anymore, I figured it’d be some good practice. She came up with the idea to go with a “Got Milk?” theme, which turned out to be a lot of fun. If you’re interested in seeing more of the photos, check them out here or on my flickr.
Let me know what you think! We’re planning to do some more photos inspired by various ads in the next few weeks, so keep an eye out!
Monday I’ll be heading up to Huntsville bright and early (maybe it will still be dark and early) to shoot photos for a campaign up in Huntsville, AL. It will be my first time doing photos for a political campaign so I was thrilled to be asked, and I hope it all goes smoothly. I’ll be sure to share a link once their site is up…
Well I’m back from my first tour… After their show here on the 9th, I went with “Death in the Park” for a few days through Florida. The band played stops in Tallahassee, Gainesville, Winter Park (Orlando), and Tampa. I’ve started going through the photos and made it about 3/4th’s of the way through. As soon as I’m done editting them I’ll post them along with some of the stories I’ll remember for a long time to come!
Thanks to Death in the Park for the awesome opportunity!