I’ve gotten a lot of questions about the tiny film camera I posted on FB and Instagram over the weekend. I couldn’t really answer them because I didn’t have any answers! I randomly found this little guy in an antique store in Downtown New Orleans. I saw it in the window and was really curious;…
Monday was my last day exploring New Orleans before heading back to Baltimore. That drive is BRUTAL, let me tell you. Almost twenty-four hours in the car. It was nice to leisurely take in some familiar sights before heading back North. One thing that really stood out to me in NOLA was the amazing talent…
Sometimes you are just in the right place at the right time. The majority of my photos happen that way and it’s incredible the stuff I see that I just can’t make up. I was exploring a cemetery and, I kid you not, out from around a tomb walks a group of people dressed up…
One of the things I’ve noticed during my time here in New Orleans is that all of the buildings are so colorful and symmetrical. I love that pinks, blues, greens, yellows, browns, oranges and even reds can all be found on the same block. It really adds to the charm of this city. I’ve been…
New Orleans is a city I’ve always wanted to visit but for some reason or another never had the chance. First it was transportation reasons. Then I got a car. Next it was money reasons. Then I started getting more work. Next it was time restraints due to said work to make said money. I…
This past weekend my assignment was to cover the Annual Ravens Cheerleader Tryouts. The tryouts last a few days, the first two days being the big ones with the most people. I also shot video on this assignment, my first video ever, along with shooting stills. I thought I wouldn’t like shooting video in addition…
I can’t believe it’s already March. I feel like last week I was just blogging about what to buy photographers for the holidays. Time goes by so quickly when you’re busy all the time. I think Baltimore might be thawing out soon (the temperature is creeping up into the forties next week) which is fantastic…
I remember a few years ago, when I was a college junior and a bright-eyed journalism student, I had asked an older photojournalist for advice. His advice was to find a new career. I remember rolling my eyes and telling myself he was just another jaded journalist who wasn’t accepting of the evolution of journalism into…
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