DC

Last week I was sent to Washington DC on a photo assignment.  My wife and I decided to go a few days earlier to take some fun shots of the city.  Below are a few shots from the Metro, National Mall, Arlington Cemetery and a crazy squirrel.

TLC

About two years ago my church asked me to take a picture of their building (see previous post from  two years ago for the final image).  Last month one of our pastors had his 20^th anniversary.  The church asked me to turn this photograph into a painting and frame it for him.  So I worked my photoshopping magic and below is the image I came up with.  Enjoy!

South Dakota

A few weeks back I took a break from the hustle and bustle of life and went to South Dakota for a weekend of nothing but photography.  It was on awesome weekend for the weather was perfect and the light was spectacular.  The three main places I concentrated an were the ghost town of Owanka,  Spearfish Canyon and the Badlands.  Below are a few of the images I took that weekend.   

  

 

 

 

  

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

  

 

Bridge Block Party, North Omaha Part 2

 

Bridge Block Party, North Omaha

Tonight my church helped out at Bridge Church's block party in North Omaha.  While my wife and kid ran a ring tossing booth I got to take pictures documenting the event.  All night long I was getting solid images but I was not getting the money shot I was looking for.  When the block party was ending I noticed a group of guys shooting hoops and decided to get some action shots before I through in the towel, I am glad I did.  The moment these guys saw me with the camera they start trying some really awesome shots.  This image is my favorite of the series.

Cemetery

Last week a friend from work and I went out over lunch to kick back and take some pictures at a local cemetery.  About 99% of the photography I have been doing lately has been work related, so it was nice to get out and take shots just for the fun of it.  I especially like the this shot because of how the sun hits the figures face at just the right angle to illuminate her profile.