Bringing the World to You
https://youtu.be/NCr1nZ1a7bQ This week, I had a little bit of spare time before meeting a client for a photoshoot in Atlanta. We were shooting near the Martin Luther King Jr. National Park. So naturally with time and being around one of my favorite places in all of Atlanta, I had to run around and get some … Continue reading MLK Memorial Park with Just a 12mm Lens
This week, I explored the Blue line of the MARTA Train in Atlanta, hopping on and off at different stops to take photos. Using a 35mm f/1.8 lens on my crop-sensor camera, I captured various scenes and shared insights along the journey. Prints of the photos are available.
Another video finally. Let's get back on track, shall we? This week, I'm sharing a collection of photos I captured while exploring what's left of Atlanta's history as a major train depot! Check out the video for a narration of my exploration. I got a few around the downtown area after that! https://youtu.be/psxf2EboYMQ All of … Continue reading Exploring the Zero Mile Post | The Remnants of the Mighty Train Industry of Atlanta
This week, I share a collection of street photography taken in Atlanta in August of 2020. https://youtu.be/d45mmWTqWz4 I try to make it down to the city at least once a month for a day of shooting. I love the buildings, graffiti, streets, and views that the city has to offer. The month of August was … Continue reading Street Photography in Atlanta
https://youtu.be/_vHvRBA4BVo I took a nice photo hike around Cochran Shoals Trail. Now if you keep up with my work, you'll know that I LOVE shooting out in nature. Macro shots have become one of my favorite ways to share what I see with the world, and this trip is no different. But let's back up … Continue reading Cochran Shoals Trail Hike Photos
A video of Sam and Amanda going to Ponce City Market in Atlanta, GA.
When I told my girlfriend that for her birthday, I was going to take us to New Orleans, she was excited. The French Quarter, Bourbon Street, Steamboats, and Ghost Tours filled her imagination as I told her that I was going to plan the entire thing for her, and that she didn't have to worry about any of it. I would say about a month and a half later, we set out to Louisiana.
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