On A Happier Note...

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An Officer Remembered

If you are from the Philadelphia area, then I'm sure by now you've heard of the attempted robbery in North Philadelphia at a Dunkin Donuts which left a police officer dead. At first I viewed this as another story because I wasn't informed of all the surrounding details. However, after a few days I caught wind of the name of the officer and it just so happened to be the father of an individual that I grew up with. I would like to send out my condolences to the family and friends of Officer Chuck Cassidy. Having someone pass away is never a good thing, but it hurts much more when it is someone that you know. I don't usually like to rant on here but I guess this is as good of a time as any. I often find myself taking for granted my family...sometimes I go a week or two without even saying a word to them. Sure I'm busy and don't have a ton of time to catch up, but there is always time to say I love you. Always remember that and please try to value life because you never truly know when it won't be there anymore...



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Stop & Go

Today was awesome...I need more days like this.

Home Sweet Home...

After a long one day (it really seemed longer...must've been daylight savings time) I am finally back home. The trip home wasn't as bad as I expected. I had a great time and hope to go back soon.

New York Morning

Well the shoot went well and I had a great time: met some new people and saw some parts of the city that I haven't been to. I've decided that commercial photography is what I want to pursue. Here's a few quick shots from this morning.

On The Road Again...

In New York City in the Hair Cuttery...the shoot has yet to begin but I've been having a good time thus far. I think that I could get used to living the life of a freelance commercial photographer.

Seeing a new light...

For a while, atleast with photography, I found myself bored. I remember back in the days of film I could wander the streets all day long just snapping away at subjects. Rather than be specific about the content that I captured, anything seemed to grab my attention. I don't know if it was the repetitiveness of photojournalism that did me in or what, but I lost that urge to discover. However, over the past few days I found myself pulling my car over at every chance just to have fun with my camera.

Tomorrow I'm off to New York for a shoot. Hopefully in my free time I'll be strolling the streets.

And So It Begins...

Looks like basketball season is here at last...perhaps one of the only sports that I like going out and shooting. Here's a few from a session with Mark Tyndale and Lady Comfort of the Temple Owls.

Umbrella

Due to the fact that my two shoot through umbrellas randomly disappeared from my home, I needed to pick up some new one's. Thanks to the "friendly" people at Calumet, I got one's that are bigger and better than the last...and for a good price. Here's a few mess around shots with 1 flash.

Getting Mean...

Long Branch Fun...

I decided that I "needed a vacation" from the real world. Here's some photos from the past few days.