I was in Idaho recently for work, and decided that I would probably never be as close to Ketchum as I was at the moment, so I made the short trip over to see Ernest Hemingway’s final resting place. I don’t think he would be too fond of the town it has become, though.
Entries from July 2008
Papa’s Grave
July 27, 2008
Farmer’s Market
July 24, 2008
Last Saturday, I had another assignment at the local farmer’s market. The shoot was to illustrate a feature article on things you can cook with ingredients are currently available at the market. While I usually enjoy capturing people doing things, it was fun to do some “product” shots on location.
I just liked the [...]
Picking Peaches
July 21, 2008
On Saturday I had three assignments for the paper, all before noon. One of them involved driving for about an hour out to this family-owned farm near Cross Plains where you can pick your own peaches. This is a shot similar to one that ran in the paper, but oriented a little differently. [...]
Mardi Gras Acorn Squash
July 19, 2008
Just a weird looking vegetable from an assignment this morning.
Spectrum Minus One
July 17, 2008
For my wife, who has this bizarre obsession with bright colors.
Change of Command
July 14, 2008
Last week I was sent out to shoot the Change of Command ceremony of the 7th Bomb Wing at the local air force base.
The ceremony took place inside a huge B-1 hangar, and I was quite impressed with the pageantry and pomp of the whole thing. Technically, the change of command (the practice of [...]
QUOTE: Worries
July 9, 2008
I tried to find someone to attribute this to, but to no avail.
“Amateurs worry about equipment, professionals worry about money, masters worry about light.”- Unknown
Antique Cars
July 7, 2008
1941 Packard DeLuxe Convertible Coupe:
1931 Studebaker Regal Tourer:
Full Circle
July 5, 2008
About 25 years ago, I had my photo taken as a 5-year-old looking at a model train set.
Today, I was on assignment out in Brownwood, TX, and there was a 5-year-old looking at a model train set.
Dublin Dr. Pepper
July 5, 2008
This morning I had an assignment for the paper that took me pretty far out of town. After my last stop, we were only 11 miles from Dublin, TX, home of the world’s oldest Dr. Pepper bottling factory. It’s a Texas institution, so we felt like we had to stop in. They [...]
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