It was a cold Thursday night in February and I spent the last two hours getting schooled in the finer points of how to take a punch by my karate instructors...

This is my first in a series called "Places You'll Never Visit"

I recently had an experience with a "networker" that left me scratching my head. 

The intention is to lead the viewer's eye to what is important in a scene or a space whether two or three dimensional.

Bobbing and weaving amongst the tweens at the local roller rink got me thinking about my business somehow.

Here is a before/ after of a demonstration video that I just shot with Ashley Mooney.

This video shows the post production part of the process 1000% faster than the compositing actually happened.

I want to address two questions that I get a lot from people who have not had this experience and legitimately wonder what it's like to work with kids in this circumstance.

I suppose I could go the theoretical route and make a list of the reasons one might outfit themselves this way...

I thought about who would want this car in this condition and set out writing a story they could relate with...

The days of, "Can I have that on a disk?" are long gone as CDs, DVDs and other optical technologies have gone the way of the cassette tape...

There were more than a dozen different images that contributed to the final. 

As we gathered in the parking lot to prepare for this photo shoot, there were two main questions on my mind.  "First, which one of you is Mr. Pink?" I asked.

Dawn on a chilly February morning seemed like a good enough time to jump into a lake.

I created this series of images for the Weddings Magazine's 2015 bridal fashion spread.