Turner Troxell Film Shoot

A few photos from a very cool church being renovated by Turner Troxell. We were doing some filming on location with the man, the myth, the legend, Doug Turner.




These videos are going to look great. More photos here.

Access United

I've been working with DC United for the past few years and this season I'll be in charge of producing a weekly news magazine for the team's website. Check it out.

Miami

I'm tempted to show you another weather report comparing Baltimore to Miami, but I think you get the idea. It's gorgeous here.




Lots of fun stuff to go and explore. The Heat play the Pistons tonight so if dinner doesn't go too long I may be able to stop by and check out D. Wade and friends play. All the pictures here.

Final photos from San Diego

I really didn't mean to inundate you with sunset photos, but my time in San Diego was so busy that I really didn't have much time to photograph anything else. Plus when you are looking out your back window at a scene like this, it's hard to not want to take pictures. Timmy got some good shots here and here.



My flight home took a quick stop in Denver. It was very cool to see the Pacific Ocean, Mexico, the Rockies, and home all in one day.


The rest of the photos can be found here.

Sunrise, Sunset

So I guess one of the perks of going out to the west coast is that waking up at a "normal" time is actually really early out here. I was able to get a couple of morning and evening shots around the hotel.

As well as creepy statues placed around the courtyard. Freaks me out every time.

And then after dinner I saw Charles Barkley in the hotel lobby (unfortunately I didn't have my camera). No joke. He was there by himself, no homeboys around or anything. MJ must have been at the casino down the street. When I checked back later I found Sir Charles back at the bar. I guess this didn't teach him anything. For pictures that don't include the Round Mound of Sound, click here.

Filming in a Barn

There is a reason we have a "random" label. It's for times like this when you find yourself in barn with sub-freezing temperatures filming horses, dogs, and alpacas (not llamas). But nonetheless that's where I found myself, in Charlottesville, VA on a film shoot. A few more pictures here.

Filming for DC United

So I've been working with DC United going on 3 years now. I usually film (video) on the sidelines so this time I decided to bring my still camera to get some pictures in between filming for video. It was a lot of fun. I need a bigger lens though.





You can see the rest of the set here.

La Jolla (pronounced La Hoya)

Today was a pretty good day. I set foot in the Pacific Ocean for the very first time, I ate at In-N-Out Burger for the very first time, and stopped by Petco Park home of the San Diego Padres. Many thanks for Tim's friend Jen who drove us around from place to place.

Now for the picture of the day...

Ah, thank you. For the rest of the pictures click here.

Joshua Tree National Park

Tim and I had a good break today so we decided to rent a car and go visit the Joshua Tree National Park which is east of Los Angeles. We got to the front desk and the only car available was a Mercedes Benz or an SUV. They were both the same price so for the sake of gas mileage we went ahead and rented the Benz. All of my pictures can be found here and all of Tim's photos can be found here.

Saint Diego

After 5 hours of riding in a plane, I have arrived in San Diego with T-Sizzle. Clear skies, sunny weather, and an open buffet at dinner have welcomed me to my first trip to the West Coast. Check out all the pictures here.

Throwback Thursday: TCI

A video I recently completed for the Clapham Institute.

Throwback Thursday: Intern Pictures '05

So instead of a video for Throwback Thursday, I'll use these pictures from my summer at Lake Champion in 2005. I look back now and wish I had take more pictures of one of the greatest summers of my life. Here it is.

D.C. United Thank You Piece

A quick "Thank You" to D.C. United fans from the players that I put together recently.