chronicles

These are too much fun not to just post the roll! I shot most of this stuff in late spring before my crazy traveling spell began. Looking through this makes me sad that my time in NYC is coming to a close soon(ish). A lot of the people in these photos have already left NYC and moved on to whatever was next for them. It’s strange to think that Jessi and I aren’t too far behind them. On a lighter note…I love this camera! (thanks Jessi!)

After tons of talk, lots of rescheduling and a long time…I finally managed to do portraits of Phil and Megan! I’ve known Megan since highschool and met Phil through her and have become really good friends with him (he’s one of my groomsmen for my wedding in March!). Megan is an AMAZING designer (she did my SDW logo type and the layout for the homepage) and is back in grad school getting her masters right now. Phil, as I’ve mentioned before, is the genius behind my entire web prescience and it’s unbelievable at web design (duh…just look around my sites!). So without any further ado…here are some shots of the two of them:

This is where I’m working for the next week (and have been working for the last week).  This is a shot of downtown “old” Amman, the capital of Jordan, where I’m on assignment for Mosaic Birmingham.  It’s been an incredible trip, but a super exhausting one.  Jet lag has been kicking my butt (it doesn’t usually bother me) and I miss my fiancée, but I’m so grateful to be here.  Tomorrow we’re off to explore Petra…can’t wait to share some photos of that…I’m even going to get to hang out with real Bedouins!

So a week ago one of my best friends, Paul, got married! I had the privilege of shooting his tiny-tiny wedding (it was beautiful!) and can’t wait to see the film (this week I hope!). Here are a few of the polaroids from the day…Congratulations Paul and Court…Love you guys!

I wrote the story of Biship Matolo and our time with him in Kenya on the Bedouins blog HERE if you want to read it in it’s entirety. These are some of my favorite shots from our time with him touring his diocese during my last trip to Kenya (still one of my favorite places in the world!)…enjoy a little variety on the blog in the midst of my wedding blitz!