On Sunday, I took pictures of our other pastor, Hunter Beaumont, at Fellowship Denver, as well as more of the musicians for their new web site. The lead singer/guitar player, Adam Anglin, is part of a rockin’ Denver band, The Brothers O’Hair.
Color?

or do you like the black and white version better?





I love this photo – it is so genuine.



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So last night, I took photos in our Fellowship Group for the church’s new web site. It reminded me of shooting for a newspaper – once you gain the trust of people – they have no problem with you taking pictures – they tend to almost ignore you. Which is awesome! This morning I also took a couple still lifes for fillers on the site.







The church Bryan and I belong to is called Fellowship Denver. They are totally revamping their web site and needed new photos to go along with it – so they came to me. I’ll be shooting various parts and groups of the church throughout this month and next, but here’s a few of one of our pastors Dave Morlan, and one of the musicians, Adam Anglin, who incidentally has a kickass band called the Brothers O’Hair.




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I was given an editorial assignment by ZUMA press agency to cover Papidies, a Chihuahua who won the cutest dog contest along with the $1 million prize. His owner donated the entire winnings to two Denver animal shelters. Pretty generous and amazing.



I had a friend of a friend email me the other day to consider doing dance photos for a contemporary dance company and their upcoming performance. I automatically thought stage lighting, posed dancing, etc. We met up to chat, and I found out these girls were completely the opposite! It was a blast and it was so fun to shoot something a little different – very simliar to a fashion shoot. The girls had so much energy, tons of ideas and were game for anything (even changing in Commons Park!)
You can catch CLUTCH (hang-on) in Boulder at the Nomad Theater, on February 26 & 27, 2010.









Covering a Memorial Day celebration – this man released doves as a bag piper played “Amazing Grace.”

Had a fun assignment on Saturday. Learning my way around the ‘burbs of Denver. Making a lot of U-turns, and putting some extra miles on my car, but still getting to the events nonetheless. This event taught this little boy a little something about patience. He didn’t understand why he and his dad couldn’t keep the kite up in the air.
