Shot of the Day- In a very small plane over the Rockies.

So I get to the plane headed to Farmington, CO(after they weigh me and all of my gear) and wedge myself into a seat built for a kindergartener. I turned to the lady next to me and she says " Last time I took this flight, everyone BARFED"....... Thanks for the info!

Beretta Fall 2009 Catalog

I tested, shot and reviewed the Beretta Waxware Field Bag for the Land Report. My stamp of approval is included in their latest catalog on Page 10.

http://view.digsint.com/?userpath=00000401/00007953/00044880/

From the Archives

A shot of mine, used for a German Ultra Nectar advertisement featuring Dimitri Maramenides.

Zeal Confidant: Gear shoot and review for the Land Report

Assignment: Dallas Fish Market for D
Click here to check it out !

From the Archives: St. Petersburg, Russia

The iPhone can produce some amazing results!

"Find and photograph an antique that speaks to you" assignment in this months DHome.

http://www.dmagazine.com/Home/D_Home/2009/September_October/Antique_of_the_Month.aspx

On location for Men's Vogue- The Roy Orbison Museum in Wink, Texas:
These ladies are a veritable cornucopia of knowledge regarding the life of Roy Orbison.

Check out DMagazine's new space that is under construction in down town Dallas. I am in the middle of shooting a time lapse of the work from start to finish.

http://www.dmagazine.com/Buzzworthy/D_is_Moving_to_Downtown_Dallas.aspx

Recent Bio in DHome Magazine.

Image of the day...Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Destination: Mexico. Mission: photograph a resort many moons ago. Walking through the airport toting ten bags of equipment, our team (John Wong and myself) met up with the infamous Mexican stop light. Push the button and light turns green...you are free to go. Push button and light turns red....pull over for the big search.

It was not my lucky day....RED......

Before I knew it, we were being whisked away to a back room where they were going to check our papers and work visas. "What?...we need work visas?" "Yes senor...without one you must return to the States on the next plane." One hour later and five crisp $100 bills pretty much gave us the green light and work visas that we needed to get this shot done.

Snowkiting...and amazing sport. Read more about it in DRIFT
or check out Outside On Line