Posts Tagged ‘georgia’

Jan 2012
26

Anna Ruby Falls

We took a day to go hike up to see the Anna Ruby Falls in the North Geor­gia moun­tains. We were pre­pared for weather in the 30s but it ended up being quite pleas­ant — prob­a­bly because there was no wind to deal with.

An FYI for any­one going to visit — they have changed the fees. It’s no longer $4 per car but instead $2 per per­son older than 12 years of age.

I got a chance to use my 6-stop ND filter.

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Nov 2011
27

Martial Arts by the Water

Last week I spent a cou­ple of hours at the river with two mar­tial artists. I’ve shot at this loca­tion before dur­ing the sum­mer months when the color pal­let is vibrant with green but this time the autumn leaves are falling and the col­ors are warmer. I love the details from the tree roots and limbs — I feel it adds a bit of mys­tery to the over­all feel­ing of the images. Here are a few shots from the day.

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Oct 2011
24

Out and About in Atlanta

It’s been an inter­est­ing and fun time so far this autumn in Geor­gia. Pump­kin patches, small town fes­ti­vals, the 3-Day Walk for can­cer research, Pride Parade and the Lit­tle Five Points Hal­loween Parade among oth­ers. And there’s much more in between but quite impos­si­ble to get to all of them though I try :D

I heard about the Lit­tle Five Points Parade last year and was excited about check­ing it out this year. I hadn’t real­ized it was such a fun fam­ily event! Def­i­nitely on the cal­en­dar for next year and I’m sure the kids will enjoy dress­ing up for it too. If you haven’t expe­ri­enced it yet, put it on your Atlanta To-Do list!


Michelle Bach­man cos­tume was a hit.



Block super­heros in action! These were crazy cool to see com­ing down the street.

The Atlanta Pride Parade was filled with pas­sion­ate energy, love and many touch­ing sto­ries. I think every­one should expe­ri­ence it first hand. This first shot shows the crowd antic­i­pat­ing the arrival of the motor­cy­cles that lead the parade.

Edu­ca­tion is key for every­thing in life. There were many orga­ni­za­tions rep­re­sented at the parade with that spirit in mind.


This group is called Angel Action Atlanta. They walked in com­plete silence and it was quite a pow­er­ful state­ment. Their mes­sage is sim­ple: Stop the Hate.

Susan G. Komen for the Cure — The 3-Day Walk. Some words that come to mind: inspire, brav­ery, deter­mi­na­tion, per­se­ver­ance and heart.

Never give up, never sur­ren­der.

EMS dressed appro­pri­ately for the occa­sion :D

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Jul 2011
21

Full of Personality

I had fun hang­ing out with this cute lit­tle 2 year old and his grandma. Full of per­son­al­ity and he’s obvi­ously used to get­ting his pic­ture taken cause he’d stop and say “cheeeeeeese.” :D




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Jun 2011
18

Let’s Shoot!


This is where the stu­dio shoot­ing now hap­pens. A mod­est space that’s just right.

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