download little fockers full Yesterday was gorgeous. The sun was out, it was bright and there was a slight breeze making the early spring leaves dance against the blue curtain of the sky. As luck would have it I was to be at Rock Springs church here in Barnesville to shoot a wedding for one [...]
Some 15 years ago my momma dropped me off in the parking lot of the local photographer; Stephen Jay. There was nothing particularly memorable about the trip. I knew Momma had arranged everything and paid a lofty deposit for this seemingly momentous occasion in my life; senior pictures. I walked in with a garment bag [...]
Art Clokey, a pioneer in the popularization of stop motion clay animation and the creator of Gumby, died January 8 at 89 years old. His impact (though largely ignored by me) was clearly felt by others. For example, this empty coal car found its way to Buggy Town adorned with what else? Gumby and Pokey. [...]
resident evil: afterlife music These past two weeks have been a whirlwind. If you are a friend or a of mine then you are familiar with the hectic life I have had and how it has all focused around an amazing event that takes place tonight! A collaboration between myself and four other local photographers, [...]
About three years ago I was fortunate enough to meet Becky – then owner of the Red Rooster Coffee Company here in Barnesville, GA. From the first time we spoke she was a kind, warm-hearted person who knew how to make a great cafe au lait! Recently she sold the cafe and moved on to [...]
Each day I get to work early in an effort to begin working early. But alas, most days begin with a much begrudged cup of lukewarm coffee, some NPR streaming on the iTunes and a breeze through the ‘ol RSS feed. I say a breeze. With somewhere just at 400 blogs being followed my feed [...]
I am not of Irish or Scottish decent. And yes, I know the two are vastly different. However, as Americans I think we often clump them in together and I find both cultures to be strangely fascinating. I have two dear friends who are 100% Irish though and we had several conversations about the role [...]
This morning I posted an . It was about folks’ favorite spots in Barnesville. Mine is simple. Purchased by Gideon Barnes in 1826, the city of Barnesville has a rich legacy of agriculture, industry and quality of life. It has been the home of numerous factories and businesses as well as the stomping grounds for [...]
As the holiday season approaches Pan and I have been brainstorming and creating the various gifts we will be giving this Christmas. We don’t want to give gifts that can be purchased at the local mall for several reason. First of all, we are over the whole consumer mindset and the pressure we put on [...]
I have been a fan for almost 15 years now. His music has been a soundtrack to so many experiences in my life. This weekend Pan and I went to Meansville, Georgia for their ‘A Day in Meansville’ festival and as we were walking about we came across a small car show. Sitting there, glistening [...]
