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ODU Monarch Magazine Cover Photo

I have been very absent from the blog this summer! I have quite a few things that would be fun to post here. I’m going to start with the cover I shot for Old Dominion University’s Magazine called Monarch. It’s an appropriate time to post … Read More

Ed Schultz NBC Print Ad

MSNBC Ed Schultz show advertising photo

If you have read past posts, you know that back in early March I was hired by NBC to shoot stills for the Ed Schultz show. I took photos in between takes of a commercial Spike Lee was directing in Norfolk, Virginia. Below is the … Read More

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Physicians for Peace Giving Catalog

Here is the cover of the Physicians for Peace Fall 2010 Giving Catalog and News Mailing. It arrived in mailboxes last week as a 5.5″x8.5″ postcard that folds open to  a really nice 8.5″x25.5″ poster full of information. The designer, Ellen Libby made really nice … Read More

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Cover photo of Financial Planning Magazine

Back in August I photographed Amanda Gift for Financial Planning Magazine. She is a Managing Principal and Vice President at a local firm called Signature. This is a magazine that goes to Financial Advisers via subscription, so it is only now that I learned they … Read More

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Family Photo in Comcast ad

A stock photo I shot last September was recently used in an e-mail blast to Comcast customers. Funny enough, the father in the photo is a Comcast customer so he received the e-mail and forwarded it to me. Kind of nice that they chose my … Read More

Cox Communications advertising photos

So, I just got an e-mail from Cox Communications pitching their phone service. It was a fun surprise because I photographed everything on it except for the cutout of the guy with the mic. He was shot in a studio somewhere else. If you live … Read More

Soccer player in Sentara ad

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Here is how the soccer photo was used in this testimonial ad for Sentara in local papers. I really miss the color. Color version here. Notice the designer moved the ball to fit the constraints of the ad. The kid would look really funny if … Read More