Last of Friday Night High School Football

Pearl Cohn or Pearl as it was once called was the High School we dreaded playing.  As a child the players seemed bigger, meaner and always won.  This last Friday I joined a friend who teaches there and how the players, cheerleaders, band members all looked so sweet, precious and young.  Oh how age changes things.  I had a blast and was sorry to see they lost their game to Giles County.  It was a surprising finish for the best team of Nashville.  Pearl Cohn unfortunately has lost the chance to fight for state championship.  But they put up a good fight till their youthful inexperience got the best of them.  The band performed a mean half time show though.

 

Apple Pickers

50 years of picking - family and all.

Not Far From Home

I Love Dogs

Not Far from Home

Light Leaked

Interview and edited selection of Southern Route by photographer Ashley Kauschinger.  You may read and see here.

Brothers

Eyes on the South - Oxford American

Thank you Oxford American

Lenscratch

Southern Route ran on July 31st on Lenscratch.  An honor and delight for me.  I have been following Aline's post for a few years now and being among the wonderful photographers she has featured is encouraging.  Thank you everyone who has helped me move this series on to bigger audiences.

Pissing off the South.......the North, the West and people over the Big Pond.

MailOnline.com ran my series of Southern Route and it struck nerves.  Little did I know that turning over the work to a paper read by the masses would be sharing my work with people who would not really get it.  Only one or two people really saw the images.  Most have jumped to the same old conclusions.  The comments tell more about them than they realize.  I love how it has gotten people riled.  I guess it was MailOnline.com's intention.

Cousin

Sisters

Sunset

Southern Photography Blog

So I was doing a bit of blog research for Watkins Photography director, Robin Paris, and visited one of my regular blogs, Southern Photography, and found John Walls had graciously reviewed my work appearing One One Thousand.  What an honor and pleasure to be featured on One One Thousand and then have John promote it.   I am now among big talent on both sites.

Portraits on Black

One One Thousand

The Southern Route series has gotten exposure on another site and I am so thrilled to be among a wonderful talented group of photographers.  A very big thank you to Daniel.  Here is the link to my work as it appears on his site and spend some time exploring the other photographer's work.  It is all about the south.

Virginia to North Carolina