Tuesday, December 15, 2009

At Long last, I Am Project #4! Dr. Derenzi

Sorry for the long Delay! #4 is finally up! Remember, if you want to be #5, please let me know!

Thursday, September 24, 2009

The "I Am" Project is officially kicked off!

The first slide show of the "I Am" project is up for all to view. A big thank you to my subject this week, Kathleen DeManti, pastry chef extraordinaire! Look for another show next week.

Thank you, and enjoy!


Sunday, September 13, 2009

I'm Back!

Ok, so I never really went anywhere, but I have been WAY to lazy on updating my blog. But I am set to kick off my "I Am" project this week, so I should have updates at least weekly, hopefully a little more often.

If you work in a cool or unique profession, or are interestd in getting a portrait taken, shoot me an email. Look for an update in a day or two, and take care until then.

Friday, June 26, 2009

Published! (again)

It still remains a thrill for me to see my work published. (OK, and I can use the money!) Picked up a 1 pager in the Sporting News NFL 09 preview magazine. A shot I took at a Raiders game last year of stand out cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha. (see below).



I also got a smaller shot of Matt Holliday of the A's published. Much smaller, and its in the fold, but hey, its a few bucks!


I hope I can keep it going!

Monday, June 8, 2009

Back to editing!

After a fun filled weekend of shooting, its back to the computer to finish my editing work! I was out in Los Gatos on Saturday shooting youth Soccer, and in Oakland on Sunday shooting the A's (who are very hot right now winning their 6th in a row). Having shot the A's quite a few times this season, I tried to spend some shooting things a little differently. I didn't want to capture the same old images I have shot 100's of times. I really wanted to capture moments that the fan rarely gets to see. I wanted to capture the game up close, and personal.
Jason Giambi in between pitches
Rookie Pitcher Vin Mazzaro prepares to make his second start, and gets advice from catcher Kurt Suzuki.

Orioles third baseman Melvin Mora tries to haul in a pop fly

Well, my time in the sun is over for now. Back to the computer. Until next time.