Fredericksburg’s Memorial Day Luminaries
You may remember from my photos last year that the Fredericksburg National Cemetery puts together an amazing display of luminaries on the Saturday before Memorial Day. All the details are at the National Park Service if you’re interested in visiting. If you’re in the area, it’s really amazing to see. I won’t be able to make it tomorrow, so I thought […]
Charlottesville, Briefly
I spent another beautiful afternoon in Charlottesville on my way to pick up my photos from the 40 under 40 show, and I managed to take a few photos. This is probably the last little day trip post I’ll have for a while, but I’ll have something very different to share in a few days. Stick around!
40 Under 40 Wrap-up
I had a blast at the opening reception for The Shenandoah Valley Art Center‘s 40 Under 40 exhibit, where I got to meet some fellow Virginia artists and see some great art that was entirely new to me. I hope it’s not the last I see of either. Thanks so much to anyone who made […]
Happy Repeal Day!
Happy Repeal Day! And thank you Catoctin Creek for the beautiful patina on your still; also of course for your amazing spirits.
Patience & Preparation
Sometimes I can spend hours trying to make one photo and, like yesterday, not quite get what I want. Other times, I just need to be prepared when the right moment comes along, like at this Dismemberment Plan show in Fredericksburg this summer.
UVA Football II
It’s hard to believe that it had been three years since I last went to a UVA football game, and I hope to not wait so long for the next one. I managed to get seats on the 50 yard line, albeit almost as high as you can go at Scott Stadium. This was a […]
Anna & Jym: Married!
Buckle up, because this is my longest post to date. And why shouldn’t it be? Anna and Jym had such a wonderful wedding and I had such a great time shooting and preparing these photos that I want to share as much with everyone as I can, while still hoping that you’ll make it all […]
Memorial Day Weekend in Fredericksburg
On Saturday, local Boy and Girl Scouts lit a luminary for each of the 15,300 soldiers buried in the Fredericksburg National Cemetery. I can’t possibly convey the staggering effect of seeing this in person, but I hope these photos give you some idea.