I took my good friend Logan downtown yesterday to show him the city. Naturally I brought the good ol' nikon along for the ride. The city was more alive than usual, with thousands of people out enjoying the first official day of spring! Here are a few of my favorites!
Main Street was as packed as usual
Found this article on display... some pretty good photography in it!
This month I've had the awesome chance to have some of my images published in US Airways Magazine! They are running a 30 page article on Greenville, SC and have chosen to include a few of my images. The article will reach an estimated 5 million people worldwide this month! If your flying with US Airways this month take out the magazine sitting in front of you and check it out! Here are some links to the article online for everyone else!
I thought that I was going to get away from the snow when I moved south. I guess this weekend proved me wrong. Shooting in the snow is always a good time though. It's amazing how different it makes everything look. Here are some pictures from our ice storm. Enjoy!
Did I ever mention that I LOVE living in Greenville, SC? I remember going to Fall for Greenville last year, and it just pushed me over the edge. I had to live here.
This year was equally as awesome, with over 40 restaurants, three stages holding free concerts all day and night, a whole street of craft brewers, another street of wineries, free cooking shows, and beautiful weather! I took a ton of photos, here are just a few!
Wow, I am just blown away by the amount of gorgeous downtown parks we have down here in South Carolina. Reedy falls park in Greenville, SC blew me away. But after visiting Finley Park in downtown Columbia, SC a few weeks ago, it really opened my mind to the idea of what can be done with downtown parks. I'm definitely going to have to head back around sunset time to capture some of the awesome waterfalls in action.
A few weeks ago I had a chance to drive through UNC State Hospital in Raleigh, NC. It was beautiful, and the lighting was as well, so I decided to make a couple quick snaps. Enjoy!
As I was wandering around the U of R campus the other day I soon found myself underground. They have an extensive network of underground tunnels that connects the entire campus. Although alot of the tunnels are stark and claustrophobic, and some are downright creepy, I would still rather walk through them then have to face the brutal winters around here. Here are a few shots from underneath University of Rochester... Enjoy!