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Cedar Cliff Lake

So I have a couple more to add to this series. I plan to keep on it since this vibrant economy has developers tripping over themselves to overhaul this area (yeeeaah, I don't think so). I still enjoy getting out there at night, better than Halloween!

Dope Kicks

I figured I should probably start posting some actual paying jobs on my page since I am having too much fun going through personal projects. This is what I do. These were part of a series of ads for a great client of mine. I thought these were especially "dope".

Pinhole

I have been lucky to test a very nice pinhole camera. The Polaroids aren't free but it's such a delight to play with this thing. Polaroid donations are gladly accepted though! This is the reason I fell in love with photography! No lens, just a wood box and a tiny hole. Joseph Nicéphore Niépce is widely under appreciated.

Plymouth Valiant Inside Out

My sister drove one of these back in high school. We called her "Old Blue". She would get to school about an hour early and stay late to avoid being spotted driving her. Now that I look back on it Old Blue was an excellent machine compared to the Mitsubishi Eclipse that followed. Looks can be deceiving...

74 East

This is a project I started back in March 2009. Amity Gardens is a 60 year old retail development surrounding the East Independence corridor. It's basically a ghost town. It's so strange to see prime commercial real estate so blatantly ignored. I really appreciate it for the design details that you will not find in today's strip malls. I will be posting more of the series soon. I hope to get back out and shoot more before it's all history!

http://www.whitlowphoto.com/
http://www.charlottecommercialphotographer.com/

New Artiztic SX-70 Film from POLAPREMIUM

Here it is. Yummy goodness from polapremium. So glad to see it's back in production. Kind of pricey though. This is my daughter Vera.