Monday, June 23, 2008

USA Today Assignment

A recent assignment from USA Today took me to Clemson to photograph running backs James Davis and C.J. Spiller for the national publication's annual College Football Special Edition.

Here's a shot of the cover. For two guys competing for playing time, Davis and Spiller get along just fine.

The section hits newsstands and goes online this week.







Monday, June 16, 2008

Good Morning

The sun rises over the Columbia skyline Monday morning as traffic flows down Jarvis Klapman Blvd.



Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Adam's Pond at Night

A favorite from Sally and Taylor's wedding at The Millstone at Adam's Pond, shortly after sunset. If I had to put a list together of my favorite Columbia locations, this venue is clearly at the top.

Sally and Taylor

A few favorites from Sally and Taylor's wedding on Saturday. As always, these are the moments as they truly happened.



















Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Keri and Michael

A couple of favorites from Keri and Michael's engagement session today at the statehouse and stadium.






Monday, March 10, 2008

Wednesday in Charleston

I will be in Charleston on Wednesday meeting with brides.

If you're interested in setting up an appointment, give us a call at 803.796.3839.

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

More of Megan and Chris

A few more favorites.









Megan and Chris

Congratulations to Megan and Chris, who were married Saturday in Columbia.

Below are a few favorites.

As always, these are the moments as they naturally happened.









Wednesday, February 6, 2008

ESPN Assignment

Wednesday's assignment from ESPN took me to their Charlotte studios to photograph the National Signing Day live broadcast, including photographing the talent and behind-the-scenes.

Saturday, February 2, 2008

Riding High

My son, Hunter, the one wearing the Red Sox hat, takes advantage of the playground set at his grandmother's house.

With his strong desire to climb and his determination to jump off of nearly any elevated object, I'm not sure he's understanding how gravity impacts him yet.

Luckily, the swing keeps him seated while elevated!