Monthly Archives: February 2010

As I began entering into new projects, while still recovering – and feeling the effects of the concussion, I have also been continuing my work with cataloging images that have been left in limbo, since the whacks upon my cerebral … Continue reading →

(continued from previous post): I paused from the writing, as I thought I had finished for the night, and posted the segment to my blog. However, now that I began writing, it seems to have opened the gates of the … Continue reading →

2/20/2010 – Little Rock, Arkansas: I shot the first interview today, with Ken Belton, a retired veteran B-17 pilot. I spent a total of nearly five hours with Ken, and his son-in-law John Ahlen. Ken flew five missions over Germany. … Continue reading →

How did they do it? That was the question that ran through my mind and penetrated my soul with so many emotions. I was imbued with fears as I put myself in their place. For the better part of two … Continue reading →

I spent the morning editing more on the trailer for Roadside Redemption. There is still something missing, but I am unable to put my finger on it. This is an area that still troubles me, with regard to the lasting … Continue reading →

Last October I began this project, when it was still another project. I followed through on a hunch, based on a brief conversation, an hour before Seven Deadly Sins opened in Nashville. In its original context, I felt that a … Continue reading →

For years I have struggled with the designs of my website. I have always insisted on doing the work myself, so that I could maintain total control. This need to maintain control was not because of “control issues” on my … Continue reading →

Surrender me to slumber’s open arms Where I might lay and rest my weary wings And hear the voice of reconciled deliverance Amidst the fires of ancient pathways lit. I escape the bounds of lachrymose-laden dreams To feel my naked … Continue reading →

The evening after photographing Uncle Charlie, I had a meeting with a old friend that I have known since high school. For the past two decades – possibly even longer, Mike has worked with the homeless – first in Pittsburgh, … Continue reading →