Field Notes
11 Months to Go Until Mardi Gras 2017
Photos and thoughts of Mardi Gras 2016. We'll sure miss you.
BLACK INK in the French Quarter
A BLACK INK portrait session with Amber in the French Quarter. This post is probably NSFW.
My 10 Photos of 2015
10 photographs that I had a lot of fun making in 2015 with clients ranging from liquor brands to hair salons.
A Letter Found in a Little Shrine at St. Roch Cemetery, New Orleans
A prayer to Saint Roch from anonymous writer.
My Photo Shoot with Yui Tsuchida in New York
A shoot with pianist, Yui Tsuchida in Astoria Park, Queens.
New Street Photography: New Orleans
Street photography on the rocky asphalt of a city beat down by the sun. Let's go, go, go.
Die and Let Die VIDEO
"Die and Let Die" is a video photo project about the haunting of St. Louis Cemetery #1 by people.
One Month in New Orleans: July 2015
Here are some of the things that happened last month. Friends, pool, cemeteries, graveyard leave-behinds and more.
One Year in New Orleans Part 3
Photos from one year in New Orleans from April-June 2015. Burlesque, Weddings, Crawfish Boils, Street Photography and more.
What One Year in New Orleans Looks Like Part 2 (January-March 2015)
These include Carnival (Mardi Gras, etc.), Super Sunday, St. Louis Cemetery #1 and #2 and more.
What One Year in New Orleans Looks Like Part 1 (July-December 2014)
1 year in the life of a new Orleanian.
Building a Photo Story Book and Why It Should be Uber Personal
The philosophy of developing imagery to engage with a brand's audience and why to make it uber personal.
Childerness: Jaxson
If you could safely place a child into a rocket launcher and shoot him out into your home, that would be my nephew, Jaxson.
Childerness: Bella and Ali
I look at these two and pray that their hearts will always remain young. This is what I learned from my simple afternoon, photographing with these two cuties.
Taking the Fujifilm x100s Out for a Spin at a New Orleans Wedding
The time I shot a wedding in New Orleans with a Fujifilm x100s.
It’s a wonder that more people don’t know the brilliance of this photographer’s work.