It’s the time of year where the streets are filled with rainbows, glitter, wigs and butts. It’s Pride Month! If you’ve been following me for awhile, you should know by now that Pride is one of my very favorite events to photograph. The possibilities for visuals, creativity and color are everywhere. The portraits are endless.…
Today was the third annual Baltimore Floatilla event, orchestrated by the Healthy Harbor Initiative. What is a floatilla? A floatilla is exactly what it sounds like – a bunch of people floating. Baltimore residents and friends kayak five miles to the Inner Harbor and gather around Mr. Trash Wheel while promoting a clean bill of…
Last Saturday I covered Preakness for the first time. I’ve covered horse racing before, usually the Hunt Cup, but never Preakness. This time I was on assignment for The Baltimore Business Journal. *Do not share, publish, or use photos without permission. This year jockey Mike Smith and Kentucky Derby winner Justify won Preakness which makes the…
This past Friday was my 28th birthday. I usually don’t post my age because I don’t ever really think it’s relevant. A lot of things have happened to me since my 27th birthday, both good and bad, so I think it’s been a milestone year for me. I both obtained and lost a job that…
A few friends and I braved the rain and cold to trek down to Washington, DC to take each other’s portraits at the Hirschhorn Museum. Museums are wonderful places to shoot. They are always changing, typically have beautiful architecture and lighting, and offer unique perspectives for otherwise straight forward portraits. Most museums allow photos, especially…
I’m back in Baltimore after what felt like an eternity. It’s funny how traveling feels so slow and so fast at the same time. I took some time off to explore Ireland, a trip that I’ve been planning for a bit now. My family roots are in Ireland and my ancestors came to America from…
It’s 9:45am and I’m fresh from the airport (fresh is probably not the correct word here) from Orlando sitting in my Baltimore office trying not to throw myself off the roof out of sheer desperation for sleep. I have a shoot at 1pm, so I figured I’d squeeze in a little blog post in-between planning…
It’s been a minute since my last travel blog but don’t worry this is a good one. Ryan and I took a mini trip to New Orleans, Louisiana this past weekend and I got to revisit one of my favorite cities in America. I’ve loved NOLA since before I even physically went there. My home…
Recently, I went on a photo assignment for The Weather Channel where I covered Tropical Storm Hermine (not to be confused with Hermione from Harry Potter) hitting the shores of Norfolk, Va and Virginia Beach, Va. There wasn’t much “destruction” but there was a lot of flooding. Most of my visuals were of reflective pools, rivers…
It’s been so hot here in Baltimore lately. I think it’s actually the hottest it’s been on a consecutive basis…..ever. You walk outside and the heat is tangible; it’s like a wall of hot that you have no other choice but to hold your breath and walk through. Once you breathe out you accept your…
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