Only 2 More Weeks
Session 5 starts in a few hours! I can’t wait to see who shows up this week. I hate to see the season coming to an end; we’ve had such a great group of counselors. A huge thank you to Trinity Stables for providing their wonderful services for learning horseback riding and horse care.
Let’s Work Together: Photography Services for Your Business
Our three-day camp concluded on Wednesday. Session 4 begins this Sunday, leaving just three sessions remaining.
I’m currently seeking businesses interested in ad campaign photography, product shots, or documentary-style content that captures their story. My rates are reasonable, and I’m genuinely eager to learn about what makes your business unique. Please feel free to reach out.
3rd Week Of Camp Starts Today
You can follow all the action and fun right here in real-time.
For the past nine years, I’ve dedicated my craft to telling the stories of athletes and teams through documentary photography. This is my second year covering Camp Fire Georgia’s Camp Toccoa. My work in 2025 and 2026 serves as a prime example of the high-quality storytelling I bring to every project.
Now, I’m taking that experience to the next level. I am building a curated list of businesses ready to grow their brand through custom ad campaigns backed by authentic documentary content.
Why work with me?
Proven Track Record: 9 years of documenting sports progression and event coverage.
Authentic Storytelling: Real moments, real emotions, and real growth.
Business Growth: I don’t just take pictures; I create content that highlights what you do and drives engagement.
If you’re looking to elevate your brand’s narrative and connect with your audience on a deeper level, let’s talk.
Contact me today to discuss how we can document your journey and help your business grow.
Kids Arrive Today
My Second Season at Camp Toccoa Starts Today!
This past week was counselor training, and I spent my time getting warmed up to shoot. One week of camp is like shooting a whole season of cheer, band, and auxiliary! It’s hot, strenuous, and painful for a 52-year-old — perfect for keeping the spirit alive. By the end of last year, I was surviving off of Tylenol and coffee.
We have excellent food, so good, I have to limit my intake so I don’t end up looking like the Michelin Man. 
Part 1: Low-Res documentary
In October of 2002, the Toccoa Train Depot didn’t look like a historical landmark. Instead, it was a perfect match for the abandoned piles of old railroad ties lying up and down the tracks. Before the city discovered history could be monetized into a municipal crown jewel, the 1915 Southern Railway depot sat forgotten in the late-evening gloom. It was a haggard, weather-beaten wood-and-brick relic waiting for the town’s usual beautification tactic: a new parking lot.
Weathered exterior of the unrestored Toccoa Georgia train depot in 2002.
Tithes to the Paving Machine
Town councils across the American South have long possessed an almost religious devotion to the paving machine. They view any structure over fifty years old not as heritage, but as a sinful obstruction to a perfectly good parking spot.
Thankfully, on the evening of October 2nd, just before sundown, the depot still stood.
1.3 Megapixels of Pure Freedom
Armed with a Canon PowerShot A10—a primitive, 1.3-megapixel plastic brick, hardly the tool for recording architectural history—I was on my first documentary adventure. The camera was my introduction to digital photography.
I still have it!
The true joy wasn’t in the image quality, which had the distinct, pixelated charm of a late-90s webcam. It was the freedom of being able to shoot as many photos as I wanted without worrying about the cost of developing film. I could go home and edit them immediately, a concept that made the digital frontier feel as wide open as the tracks stretching ahead of me.
Let’s Grow Wiser and Work More Efficiently Together
I’m looking for businesses to partner with so we can grow wiser and work more efficiently together. I offer affordable multimedia advertising that builds a loyal audience and customers for life. Contact me today to start a conversation and customize a campaign that fits your goals — I’m here to help.