I pass this oil refinery everyday on my way to the studio. I have taken a lot of photos of it and in it. They are finally tearing it down and rebuilding something in it’s place. Here are some of the drums waiting to be picked up.
Two more frames from the shoot with Brandi a few weeks ago.
We met a gentleman by the name of Bob Pelzman at the Choteau General Store, right off HWY 267. He was sitting behind the counter telling stories of when he worked at Glacier National Park as a trail guide and of all the animals he had seen. He add a mouth like a sailor and I told him that he had to let me take his picture, he replied, “Oh what the hell, you only live once”.
View across Lake Sherburne in the Many Glacier entrance of Glacier National Park. The lake is an artificial lake, formed by the Sherburne Dam.
We came across this church while on our way to the northern side of Glacier in the town of Babb, MT. There was a wicked storm rolling in behind it so we didn’t stay for long.
A few weeks ago me and Jessica met up with Deuce Bello and Jay Canty to shoot some basketball photos. Deuce and Jay are both basketball super stars getting scouted by some big name schools. The catch, they are only sophomores in high school. Both are amazing guys and really down to earth, despite the attention they get. Here are a few portraits of Deuce.
Polly (our dog) turned two years old this past weekend and we thought a great way to celebrate would be to let her run wild for a little while. So on Saturday we packed up the car and headed to Doughton Park, which is just outside of Roaring Gap, NC on the Blue Ridge Parkway. It was so cold up there, and we got to see lots of snow flurries. On the way home we stopped off and pick out our Christmas Tree. All in all a great Birthday party. Jessica took some great shots of me and the pooch which I nabbed and posted below.
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Last week while visiting Doughton Park, NC.
