twins

I pass these concrete grain silos everyday on my way to the studio. Even though they're on a farm they always give me this industrial feel. So, I finally stopped and took a coupla' shots.

errors again

I honestly had an image to share today, but errors were again happening with the blogger website. So when those things are corrected I'll be back. Sorry, also for the delay in posting updated images. I've been shooting more film lately and I tend to sit on the film longer than with digital. Eventually I'll be out and shooting again. Thanks to everyone who continue to check back.

extreme close up

Nothing special for today's post: This guy hung out on the door of my parents' house all day long. So, I figured if he was going to hang out, he may let me get some cool macro pictures in...and he did!

Old Neighborhood Grill

I had an art show last weekend at this little restaurant called Old Neighborhood Grill. It's one of those places you read about in books about small towns, or see on T.V. when T.V. is trying to make fun of life in a rural city-only Fort Worth isn't rural at all-which is why this place is so great. The art show was part of Art Goggle, and I showed photographs dealing with my current project focused on Louisiana. I'm not sure how successful it was, but I had fun nonetheless. Thanks to Peter, the owner, for letting me show my stuff. And thanks, also, for everyone who came out.

Erika's bridals

Went down to ol' Louisianne for Erika's Bridal session. She wanted portraits done at the old state capital in down town Baton Rouge. I've posted a picture of it before, but it looks like an old castle, how cool is that!? Well, the portraits came out gorgeous! Here's a sneak peek at just a few; I've still got some film at the lab waiting to be processed so I may post another one here in a week or so. Anyway, we had a really great time, and I can't wait 'til the wedding!