I do photography sets to accompany interviews published by I-Open, a non-profit organization dedicated to community development and innovation. One of my personal favorites from the sets that I have done, was from the "Leading and Creating" interview of David Deming, former president of Cleveland Institute of Art and very talented sculpture. Here are some of my favorites from the entire set, which is here

Out of all the photography sets that I have done over the last two years or so, I like this collection the best mainly due to the wide variety in the environment. The studio was just about the ideal shooting environment for me: lots of natural light mixed with artificial lighting, lots of machinery, different tools and objects, and different surface areas. It was a wonderful afternoon of shooting!

The other day I was picking some tomatoes out our vegetable garden that we have established in the front yard, thanks to my younger sister. We have beans, corn, lettuce, radishes, and lots and lots of tomatoes. I found one tomato that had a very interesting color change to it, so I decided to play around with it and get some photos. The majority of the photos are the tomato squished by a grill grate that we use to grill, which I decided to use to squish the tomato with for numerous reasons; the main one being that the structure of tomatoes are surprisingly interesting to me. Add the beautiful color change from yellow to red that the surfaced covered, and I had a subject to photograph. This photo is one of the set, which of course you can find on my photostream, and while tomatoes were the main subject, photographs of the rest of the garden are still to come!

Biking through town
The rest

A few months ago I shot some photos for South Franklin Circle, a new branch of residence homes of the Judson Retirement Community, at one of the events they were hosting. The entire photo set

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