First time in a helicopter

To take aerials of the tailgating at the Florida Georgia game on Saturday, October 28, 2006. It's also referred to as "The World's Largest Cocktail Party."

Gettin' down at the Club... country club that is.

Fernandina Beach

Inside a chapel off the side of the road one block from the beach.

Buzzie King from east Jacksonville.

Four year old Tanner Warwick hanging on the kudu, a spiral-horned antelope his father shot in South Africa five years ago. They are bringing him home.




The pirates for hire, Molly, Athena, and Cannonball Kenny, wandering the streets.

So typically Florida..... until you look below.

Who doesn't love a good gator lounge?

Portraits of a smoker, Eddy Peeples, 51, at the Golden Ox.

Scenes from J-Vegas

This is the gator pond right next to my house. Kind of spooky with the late night fog.



Just need a game of pick-up.

EAW

These are images from the Eddie Adams Workshop in Jeffersonville, NY. Most of them were taken at the Apple Pond Farm in Callicoon Center. The vertical of the woman is of Kim Phuc during the memorial for the seven Vietnam war photojournalists. Kim is the same little girl in the photo of the Napalm bombing taken in 1972 by Nick Ut. And of course, there is Brandon, Jay, and Rich.

Living with the Koskos

For the ten weeks I spent interning at the Modesto Bee, I rented a room from another fellow photographer, Steve Kosko. Steve and his wife Carmelita welcomed me into their home and family (they have three other children near my age - John, Terri, and Marion) so that I became more of an adopted child/sister. Living with them was quite an experience so I've documented some of the moments of being a Kosko.

Click here:
"Living with the Koskos"
Note: There is audio (which is a bit dodgey)

JVegas Baby!

A brief break from the pj overload... this is our new house where Erin and I are going to live in Florida. This is Erin's room.
My room, sans furniture.
Screened-in porch.
Living Room.
Kitchen.
Dining Room.
Entry hall.
Front.

Cattle Drive in Oakdale, Calif.

To celebrate its centennial as a town, Oakdale hosted a cattle drive down one of its main streets. People lined the sidewalks to see cowboys and girls of all ages herd 40 cattle along the road.