10.1.25This Startled MeHalloween is upon us.

10.2.25Macy’s RookwoodAfter Bed Bath & Beyond shuttered and left Rookwood, Macy’s entered the space with a non-mall concept store. Perry Contracting, who I was introduced to earlier this year while doing images for their website refresh, hired me to photograph the work they did for the Macy’s buildout. The fitting rooms were one of the main things they made for the store, so we focused on that area of the store, among others.

10.3.25It’s Still Too HotGotta water the front garden lest it dries and shrivels up. We need rain! Guest appearance by rainbow.

10.4.25Little ArchieWe met up with friends at Liberty’s tonight for a few drinks. Justin and Annie brought little Archie with them, and to no one’s surprise, he was a huge hit. He didn’t fuss or seem bothered by the atmosphere at all, and since they’ve already flown him to Europe and back before his first full year, I imagine there won’t be many settings this little kid will find overwhelming thanks to routine exposure to the outside world. I’m genuinely proud of them for not isolating at home with him.

10.5.25VAE at Memorial HallThe Vocal Arts Ensemble performed at Memorial Hall this afternoon. I was hired by Fanfare Magazine to photograph the show. Shooting well-dressed people in perfect lighting on a striking stage in a jaw-dropping theater lends itself well to good images; so good, in fact, I couldn’t choose one from the show to share here. Instead, here’s a shot I didn’t send to the client that I just liked for my own archive.After all the Longworth-Anderson shows I shot in years past, I’ve walked back and forth through this little bit of Memorial Hall countless times, and it never fails to impress me with its beauty.