A young Fulani shepherd watches over his cattle under the scorching sun in Burkina Faso. Known for their rich nomadic heritage, the Fulani are expert cattle herders, moving with the rhythm of the land and…
Today, I photographed two meaningful ceremonies here in Roswell, Georgia—the Push-In Ceremonies for the new fire engines at Stations 22 and 26. This isn’t just a photo op. It’s a tradition deeply rooted in the…
When I first picked up a camera, it wasn’t by brand choice; it was a gift. I started with a Pentax, equipped with just two lenses: a 50mm and a 135mm. It was enough to…
A moment of awe and inspiration — a young family watches in wonder as Roswell Fire Station 25 lights up and prepares to roll out. For this child, it might be the first spark of…
Sometimes I think, “What if I were 20 years old today, just starting as a photographer and storyteller in 2025?” In 1982, when I was 20, I was at East Carolina University. I spent more…
As professional photographers, many spent decades chasing light, meeting deadlines, and crafting images for clients. But we may have set down our cameras somewhere once the assignments stopped coming. I’ve noticed a trend among many…
Photographer and educator Todd Bigelow shares real-world insights during the Business of Photography Workshop, hosted by ASMP/Atlanta. A powerful reminder that success in photography isn’t just about your images—it’s about how you run your business.…
As a freelance photographer and visual storyteller, it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking we compete for jobs, fight for exposure, and try to be the best. But here’s a thought that changed…
Well, today didn’t go as planned. Instead of spending my workday creating stories or editing videos, I fixed my MacBook Pro. Again. This morning, I opened my laptop and was greeted with a warning: “Your…
If you’re a photographer trying to stay relevant and profitable in 2025, you already know just being “good with a camera” isn’t enough. The photographers who thrive today aren’t just capturing images—they’re building trust, solving…
This year’s 4th of July celebration was a little different for us—but in the best way possible. Our friends George and Robbie Coppenhaver graciously invited us to join them for fireworks in their cul-de-sac inside…
When I started in photography, getting the exposure right meant knowing your film, your light, and your camera like the back of your hand. There were no histograms or blinking highlights, just your eyes, meter,…
