Meg and Chad's Wedding - July 12, 2014
July 18, 2014
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Meg and Chad were married on Saturday at the 2nd Baptist Church in Richmond, VA. It was a special day for me (not just because I was THE PHOTOGRAPHER) because I've known Meg for about 5 years. She and I have been volunteers at Prevent Child Abuse Virginia where she's devoted a lot time, and talent, to support children's issues. And luckily, was abl...
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Neghborhood walk (with my Ricoh GR)
July 25, 2013
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Finally, a day that didn't cause me to sweat on the way to the mailbox!
I am supposed to be walking everyday (for our dog's health, and mine). Aren't we all?
Today it was gorgeous weather so I got motivated by taking my camera.
Now, if only these flowers and crepe myrtles were in my yard...
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All gave some, some gave All
November 11, 2012
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Veterans Day Review at Benedictine College Prep
The title of this week's post was from the speech given to the Cadets on Friday. Veterans, Alumni, and Parents were invited to see the Cadets in "formation" as well as hear a message from a guest speaker. Stories about former cadets and their achievements were shared and, unfortunately, former stud...
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Sometimes my favorite photos are...
November 02, 2012
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Looking through the Football galleries this week I discovered something that really surprised me. Most of my "favorite" shots were NOT during the game. It's amazing what you can see when you look around. Valuable reminder the next time you have your camera.
This Fall I've taken over 6,000 photos of Sandlot Football. I don't charge anything for the...
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Scenic Architecture of Charleston, SC
July 21, 2012
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A carriage ride through downtown Charleston is a great way to learn about it's history. Many influences over the past 300+ years have shaped today's "Holy City" such a unique place - the early English and Spanish settlers, Pre and Post Civil War reconstruction, a major earthquake in 1886, and in 1989 a Category 4 Hurricane named HUGO.
As Charlesto...
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