The big red Fleur De Lis that separates the words "Baton" and "Rouge" on the Mississippi River levee in Downtown Baton Rouge. This piece makes a nice foreground element in an image during the times of year when the water is low. The top photograph was taken in November 2015 and the bottom was taken in February 2015.


Chef Chris Wadsworth held the Mid-City BBQ fundraiser at Gouter Restaurant to benefit Triumph Kitchen.
New Orleans architects Eskew+Dumez+Ripple designed the 40,000 square foot expansion to the Louisiana SPCA campus in Algiers. We photographed this project to highlight not only the design of the interior and exterior spaces, but also the way in which both visitors and employees are able to interact with animals while at the facility. More pictures from this project are available in the Recent Projects > Louisiana SPCA gallery.




Living on the Gulf Coast makes it easy to visit the beach, and the stretch of Florida beaches between Navarre and Destin are my favorite in the area. These views are sunrise, sunset, and a lightning storm at Fort Walton Beach.
Flashlight trails from people walking on the beach parallel the light trail from a Chinese lantern floating over the ocean toward a lightning storm.
Kayaks are lined up along the Mississippi River levee in preparation for the Big River Regional stand up paddle race on August 29th.
This home remodel project, titled Under the Oak Tree, was designed by Plus One Design & Construction to give the homeowners an open feel with a connection to the outdoors. This property was featured in the August 2015 issue of Country Roads Magazine. You can view the full gallery in the Recent Projects section of this site.
Downtown Greenway is a pedestrian and bicycle corridor that links inner city residential neighborhoods, parks, businesses, and cultural attractions to Downtown Baton Rouge. I photographed this project for the Downtown Development District to show how the area is being redesigned with pedestrian and bicycle friendly access and pathways, along with new lighting and tree plantings. This portion of the Downtown Greenway was the first Complete Street project in Baton Rouge and focuses on the Florida Street Access Point to the Mississippi River along with the new lighting and tree plantings that stretch from the access point to the LASM.







Chapel inside of the New Orleans East Hospital designed by Eskew+Dumez+Ripple in a joint effort with Manning Architects. The hospital was rebuilt after Hurricane Katrina. This series of photographs was taken to highlight the woodwork in the new chapel.
Pictures of New Orleans band Sweet Crude and Baton Rouge band Ship of Fools playing at Spanish Moon on 06/12/2015. A big crowd turned out for this show.
Sweet Crude
Ship of Fools