12 inches of snow in Greensboro, North Carolina, made for quite a sight! I cannot recall ever seeing so much fluffy and powdery snow scenes in this area. I made sure to get out and capture pictures and video (shown below) to document this amazing snow event. Checkout the 17 hour time-lapse at the bottom! … More 12 Inches of Snow in Greensboro
First off, I want to say thanks for all of the tremendous support during this month at the Apple Gallery. This was my largest gallery showing (with over 30 pieces) including ready-to-hang metal and stretched canvas prints. My prints will be hung until January 31, so try to swing by before then! I chose a … More Dan Whittaker at The Apple Gallery
Driving through Tanglewood Festival of Lights has always been a favorite North Carolina holiday pastime of mine, and this year I was fortunately brought in by VisitNC to photograph the event. I was given room to take photos without the other vehicles, and I decided to make a video of the driving experience (click here … More Tanglewood Festival of Lights
Snowy scenes became a memorable event of early December as a snowstorm swept across the east coast. The snow was perfect for sticking to trees and building snowmen. Starting on December 8, wet and sticky snow started to fall across western NC and northern NC. The snowfall lasted just longer than one full day, but … More Early December Snow
I have traveled to the darkest areas in North Carolina and Virginia and to my favorite locations to create this year’s dark sky imagery. … More The Search for Dark Skies
As we jump into summer, I wanted to sum up my latest spring video and photographic collection from the Sauratown Mountains of NC. This spring was full of surprises, including the tornadoes that went through Yadkin and Stokes County on May 25, 2017. The images and video that I captured reflect the scenic landscapes, vibrant … More Springtime Along the Sauratown Mountains
Winter has arrived in North Carolina! The recent weather has been fascinating, including a snow storm in the Piedmont and mountains, an ice storm in eastern NC, and single digit temperatures to follow. I documented the Winter event starting on January 5th, one day before the snow hit, until January 9th. After 8+ inches of … More Winter Storm in North Carolina 2017
As a photojournalist and documentarian of North Carolina, I am having trouble putting the Charlotte protest from September 21, 2016 into words. What can be said about such a tragedy? All I can do is tell my story and share what I saw, felt and heard. I arrived at 7 PM at Marshall Park in … More Charlotte Protest and the Death of Justin Carr
Every year during Autumn, a transformation takes place throughout North Carolina. The lush valleys and green-topped forests all slowly start changing color. This process takes a few months, and the colors revealed can be breathtaking. I spent most of my free days in October visiting the Blue Ridge Mountains, documenting the full range of colors during … More North Carolina Fall Colors, 2015
Walking across a mile high swinging bridge between two mountain peaks is enough to get anyones adrenaline pumping and palms sweating. Although this is usually the first image that pops into peoples mind when mentioning Grandfather Mountain, many trails and overlooks also await. Surrounded by the gorgeous Blue Ridge Mountains, the 360 degree views and easy access … More Grandfather Mountain and the Blue Ridge Parkway
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