A picture is worth a thousand words. When displaying samples of your work, you want it to be your very best. You want the photos to look professional so you look professional. You are proud of your work and you want to display it as such. When creating a website, a Facebook Fan Page, a…
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I was honored to be invited to cover the fundraiser golf tournament for Scottish Rite Childhood Language Center (SRCLC). I drove my own golf cart and took every path I could while taking photos throughout the tournament. Here are a few photos of the charity event. To see more images, go to SRCLC Facebook Page.
I have been trying to figure out why my photos are so grainy. I shoot at a low ISO, I keep the F stop 2.5 or higher (depending on lens) and I shoot shutter speed at 100 or above. This combo of settings makes for great photos but sometimes, they still come out quite grainy.…
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I have for a long time been a HUGE fan of dilapidated buildings. I did a whole study of overgrown gas stations back in college. Those photos still hang in my house. A few months ago on my way to a photography job in the country, I saw these amazing, overgrown structures. I thought about…
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There are things I do, but I don’t normally advertise. For a friend, I did their family portrait session on Belle Isle. We had a great time! It’s because it’s a rare moment, that I enjoy it so much. Not to mention, I got to hang out and catch up with them. I was recently…
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Had the pleasure of working with my longtime friend/client/boss, Rob Wilhoite, of Capt. Rob’s Pigalicious Barbecue. I run his social media and take photos of his setup and food while at events for his social media and his websites and advertising. When I’m not doing all that and planning his Facebook Live moments, I’m his…
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