Truly one of the nicest people you will ever meet. Brad and I got out early to catch the morning light on a field behind his house. Brad attempted to play his guitar but his fingers soon froze. Once the sun came up we looked for shots in the sun to warm up as my toes felt like solid ice. Once we warmed up, Brad gave me one of his Elvis impersonations. Here are a few of my favorites.
Marginal way skate park in south Seattle is built by skaters under the viaduct. We went there on a Sunday morning so we would have the place to ourselves. It turns out that we had to share the place with another photographer (interesting story that you will have to ask me or Matt about). Anyway, here are a few of my favorites from the session.
It is incredible how fast kids grow up. Alyssa and Rodney stopped off at home for a couple of quick pictures on their way to Homecoming. Thanks guys.
Someone found Tank at the end of a cull-de-sac. Not more than a few days old, we took on the task of bottle feeding him back to life. Now, almost six weeks old, he is one healthy wild kitten. Here are a few images of Tank doing what he does best - pouncing on anything that moves - or doesn't move.
