Pears

Ever since I did the cookie pictures for Joyce's Homemade Sweets I've been wanting to do more food. I bought these pears yesterday and they looked so good I just had to shoot them (and photoshop them.) You can see the cookies at creopix.blogspot.com

Stranger at four feet project

This was our second project for photojournalism. Photojournalism is a class that I am taking just for fun. The project was to photograph a stranger from four feet get their information and write a caption. The caption for this photo is as follows: Tim Petway works on the remodeling project for the Air Force ROTC building on the University of South Alabama campus. 

Getting back into the grove of things!

As you can tell, I have not been very active on my blog but things are going to change. I am back in school for my last semester and I will be sharing the images that I take from one of my classes on here. This class is photojournalism and our first project is "Stranger From Four Feet." In the very near future I will be placing images for you (the people who actually read this blog) to vote on. So check back often.

I have another blog that relates to business accomplishments and some personal accomplishments. Check out my biz blog click here. Creopix is the name of the company that we have created. Creopix can be found on the web; click here. Creopix has been in business for a year now and we are gaining new customers every day.

One of my film shots

35mm cross-processed slide film scanned and manipulated in photoshop. 

Interactive?

Okay, so the interactive part isn't exactly working. Is anyone out there?

July Exhibitions

This month two of my photographs will appear in two different art exhibitions. Coincidentally they both open at the same time (July 11th) and they both run until September. 

Southeastern Juried exhibition

Reception July 13th 2:30 to 4:30

The People's Art exhibition

Reception July 11th 6 to 9

Eureka Springs, Arkansas

We just finished up our vacation in Branson, MO. It was a nice trip to the Ozarks with my Inlaws; well the Ozark Mountains were nice anyway. We left the inlaws in MO. and went to Eureka Springs for a day. It was a quant town with Victorian Homes and great art shops. We took a trolley to the top of the hill and then walked down through the shopping district were my wife and daughter wanted to visit every shop.