Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Dedicated to Nick

I shot a video of actors in a haunted house for my living city. The whole process was rather tricky. Shooting video/stills in a dark hallways with a strobe light and constant screams got to me after awhile. The first photo ran in the paper and the other two are just off moments of "J Bone" waiting to scare visitors of Phantasmagoria.




Mason High School senior Jared Bone watches as Okemos High School student Amelia Rogocka, 15, held by Holt High School student Austin Homant, 16, walks through the Phantasmagoria Terror Dome Saturday evening at FunTyme Adventure Park in Okemos.



Sunday, October 12, 2008

Chinatown



Quite the weekend.  Went to Chicago with Jason and his housemates.  Stayed in the ever so lovely condo on the 51st before shooting the football game in Evanston.  I probably ate a disgusting amount of authentic Chinese food too.  And was almost part of the Taiwan Independence Day Parade in Chinatown.  I would have ridden on a float with Jason's parents and thrown candy out like royalty to people below.  However, made the responsible choice, and opted to not be late to the game.  I took this photo from atop the float before leaving.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

a parody


 "It makes a silent statement," Lansing resident Joe Droste explained about his hat.  "I don't like to preach on it unless someone really wants to talk."

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Two DNC Extras

lines & modes of transportation






Sunday, September 21, 2008

an almost



I was allowed to take photos backstage at the Wharton Center during the College of Music Collage Concert.  The whole atmosphere was like a dream.  Musicians in fancy clothes bustled in and out between acts.  The room was dimly lit and I was in the midst of impromptu practices/personal concerts as I photographed.  I really liked this student's bow tie and the way he held his cello.

Sunday, September 14, 2008

Sunday, September 7, 2008

grandmother, cute kid and apple



I shot the Out of Darkness Community Walk to promote suicide prevention and awareness. Found a rather adorable moment despite the nature of the walk.  Jennifer Whipple kisses her grandson, Evan Knechtgs, 2, goodbye after the walk held Sunday morning at Potter Park Zoo in Lansing.