Showing posts with label St. Augustine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Augustine. Show all posts

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Simple Photo Illustrations

I made this one look older, paled the yellow, deepened the red, just played with the colors.
This is a full color photo with green elephant, I made it B&W, then I erased the elephant and changed it to purple.
I just sharpened this one and saturated the colors and tweaked the shadows a bit.
This is actually an amazing mural on the 4th floor of Ponce hall. It's old and worn so I cropped out some things laying on the floor, saturated the colors, reduced the noise and sharpened the image.

First 2 were done in Photoshop, the last 2 in iPhoto.

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Issue/Neighborhood Photos






Photos taken amidst the construction of West King Street shows the lack of business on a beautiful Fall weekend. This destruction has done nothing short of it's part in the demise of many local businesses on this "side of the tracks."

I shot these photos along with Halie Trammell, My Imagination, for our Photojournalism assignment.

We realize there are no actual subjects in a conventional sense, however this dictates the point of our issue. The lack of consumers leads to the continuation of failing businesses in an otherwise thriving community.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Environmental Portraits


Bailey Latham, 21, works at The Closet between classes at Flagler.

Bailey is a huge fan of fashion and enjoys being able to put outfits together for others.


Bailey also enjoys having fun while working and trying things out for herself.

Monday, October 12, 2009

Environment Portrait (I hope)

The "chefs" of this years Greek Festival in St. Augustine, they set up shop and did what they do best....feed people.Marinating the lamb on the spit.



Brothers Chris and Theo prep for the festival. These co-owners of CT's Snack Shack closed their own business to help for the weekend. The festival became their temporary work environment.




An unknown bug left his previous environment on a canvas that sits on the porch of my house.