I recently took part in this years photo project for the Red Chair Project, a campaign designed to promote arts and cultural awareness in Orlando and throughout Orange county.
Check out my recent shoot from this lovely beach south of St. Augustine.
This site has been in need of a serious overhaul for quite some time now so I have finally managed to find the time to make it happen.
Florida recently passed cs/sb 1246, a bill that originally sought to make it a felony to photograph a farm even if you were on public lands.
The acceptances for the winter/spring 2012 art shows have started to come in. I will be branching out to south Florida for a variety of shows this year. Be sure to add me on Facebook to keep up to date with additions and changes. I will be sure to update this page with specifics such as booth location once I have them. Read More >
I am only a few weeks out from the beginning of my fall season of art shows. I am planning on completely changing out my display and need to clear out my current stock of display pieces to make room. I will be selling these off at the same price it would cost to just buy the print. This is an offer that I will only make through my website. Read More >
A while back I was searching for unique beaches in Florida and came across Washington Oaks Gardens State Park. What makes this beach unique is it has a fairly large coquina rock formation that stretches a considerable distance down the shoreline. Outside of Blowing Rock preserve in Jupiter, this is one of very few areas like this in the state. Read More >
My fall show season is quickly filling up. Be sure to add me on Facebook to keep up to date with additions and changes. I will be sure to update this page with specifics such as booth location once I have them. Read More >
I recently took part in this years photo project for the Red Chair Project, a campaign designed to promote arts and cultural awareness in Orlando and throughout Orange county. The campaign uses a small red chair from Ikea as a means of creating a cohesive theme to tie together various things of artistic and cultural significance in the local area. This years photo project centered around promoting the various dance troupes and performances that occur in Orange County. Read More>
This past weekend I saw the trailer for the upcoming Disney film John Carter. I quickly recognized that one of the clips featured the distinctive form of Shiprock. Being that the film is supposed to take place on another planet, Shiprock was probably a good choice for an otherworldly representation. Read More>
So now that I am done with all the art shows for the spring season I am planning to go on a three week photo trip. This year I have chosen to focus on the beautiful state of California. I will be flying into Los Angeles and making a loop around the state to shoot the many varied landscapes that exist in California. Read More>
I couldn’t help but notice that in the most recent Progressive Insurance commercial that they chose to use a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye as a prop camera. I can see why they would have chosen this camera, since it has a very distinct and interesting design. However it is still odd to see a camera from the 50s in use today. Read More>
I took some time out this past weekend to walk around the art festival in Gainesville that I was exhibiting at. With somewhere around twenty-six photographers exhibiting there, I was curious to see what kind of work was being shown. Overall, the predominate theme was of Florida landscape and nature photography. There was also several photographers with their own niches of landscapes and scenery from a variety of regions, florals, and a few unique people study collections. However, the one display that really caught my attention was from an artist whose work consisted of heavily manipulated surrealist images that were very prominently being declared as photographs. This lead me to ask myself the often debated question of “When does a photograph stop being a photo?” Read More>
I was excited to find out this past Saturday that I won the “Best of Show” award for the Spring Fiesta in the Park at Lake Eola in Downtown Orlando. Read More>
