people without people

assignment: photograph things that are human. but not with humans in them. or something like that.

this one worked i think.

dance professor

assignment: environmental portrait

bike mechanic

the assignment: environmental portrait.

passing by

shooting photos in Little Five Points a couple weeks ago, i watched as almost 15 people passed this guy without even looking at him really. then one couple paid attention for just long enough to do something meaningful for someone. i know, i know, the homeless photo. usually not my style but there’s a time for everything.

going greek

i am more than a little obsessed with all things Greek. the whole culture and history appeals to me and has since i could read pretty much. so, i always make it out to Greek Fest every year and this year i got some random non-Greek related shots.

every year they have a kids section and of course i get dragged over there. but there are usually some interesting moments so i can’t complain. well, at least not too much…

golden

this is why i love shooting dancers. they need far less direction.

dragon*con 2009

one of my new favorite things is this amazing sci-fi convention. yes, i’m a geek.  for at least five different things. two of them being angels and mermaids. ahem.

east atlanta strut

the assignment: photograph the yearly street festival in east atlanta from a ‘documentary’ standpoint for a class.

the stacks

even though we got kicked out, it was after i’d wedged my way into enough spots throughout the complex to get stuff that i liked. thanks stacks! you rock.

shots of the head volume #8,500

love this picture of Carrie Bevan. fabulous dancer, choreographer and unmatched neighbor lady.

these are fun too.