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{ Princeton is the top dog }

admin — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 22:03:44 +0000

It’s true, we photograph a lot of beauty contestants, seniors, and models.

But this was a chance to photograph another kind of “beauty contestant.”

Bluegrass Ivy League Z White Star (why do dogs and English royalty have similar lengthy names?) is headed for “the show”. He’s scored a place in the Westminster Kennel Club dog show at Madison Square Garden in New York.

It’s invitation only. You know he must have been thrilled when he opened the letter.

This is a copy of the ad for the Westminster program book we produced.

Look for him on USA Network in February. Then he’ll be in line for the big endorsements. Shampoo, dog food and a film deal are just around the corner

At least I’ll be able to say I scratched his head once.

{ tommy the juggler }

admin — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:30:04 +0000

Bristol’s master juggler, Tommy Curtain stopped by the studio recently for some updated PR photographs and we had a blast during the session. Tommy didn’t break anything and we got some great photographs too. Enjoy.

{ Cut and Print }

admin — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 18:48:26 +0000

Lisa abandoned me in the studio for a couple of days to work on “Brothers”, a feature film produced in the Bristol area.

Our friend David Radford was the cinema photographer and he convinced Lisa to skip out on me for a couple of days to help him and director Jerry Sword with this project. Thanks Dave!

Brothers is a story of love, devotion and brotherhood and will be released sometime next year.

{ Tennessee tourism }

admin — Sun, 17 May 2009 16:24:42 +0000

Every year I shoot a couple of assignments for the Tennessee Department of Tourism. This month my project was to photograph some of the attractions in Upper East Tennessee to update the agency’s files. The photograph above is my son, Matthew, enjoying himself in Bristol Caverns. Below is the new projector in the Bay’s Mountain Planetarium and the action at Thunder Valley.

{ yum yum }

admin — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 03:34:19 +0000

When I was given a project for this year’s Tennessee Vacation Guide and told that the theme would be great places to dine in the Volunteer State, I assumed that I’d be visiting some of my favorite statewide barbecue palaces such at The Ridgewood, Jacks and others.

I was certainly surprised to learn that FINE dining doesn’t automatically include barbecue and that Tennessee is becoming known for supporting some truly extraordinary restaurants such as St John’s in Chattanooga and La Costa in Knoxville.

So if you’re traveling through the state and looking for somewhere exceptional for dinner, just pick up a copy of the Vacation Guide at any welcome station for suggestions. Bon Appetit!