•February 7, 2010 •
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Ryan was a great guy to photograph, he was so comfortable and relaxed. I have been trying to get someone to model for me up at one of my favorite mills and Ryan was more than happy to do it. Thanks Ryan! Good Luck with modeling!
Posted in Factories, Portrait
Tags: Asheboro Photographer, Greensboro, Proximity Print Works, nc, Model
•February 1, 2010 •
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Now that some of the ice and snow has melted off the roads I was able to get out around Randolph County and explore some of the beautiful scenery . I think that most adults are so busy with rushing too and from work and the stress of their daily lives that they don’t stop and enjoy the beauty that this blanket of snow has left for us!
Posted in Fine Art, Snow
Tags: Asheboro Photographer, barns, Fine Art, Snow, trees
•February 1, 2010 •
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Well it snowed in Asheboro this weekend and everything looked so beautiful.
Posted in Fine Art, Snow
Tags: Asheboro Photographer, Snow, winter
•January 25, 2010 •
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This weekend I had the wonderful opportunity to photograph Megan again in her wedding gown since we didnt get to do any nice formal shots on her wedding day. It was a gorgeous day for a bridal session and I came away with some really nice shots, Thanks Megan!
Posted in Bridal, Wedding
Tags: Asheboro Photographer, proximity hotel, Wedding
•January 25, 2010 •
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•January 21, 2010 •
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I have lived in Asheboro my whole life and I have never explored any of the old mills that dot the city. I took a chance and did a little exploring of t he mills downtown. While they are not as interesting as some of the other mills that I have explored I still got some really good shots.
Posted in Factories, Fine Art
Tags: Asheboro, NC; Asheboro Photographer; mills; abandoned; textile
•December 30, 2009 •
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I recently got a new software that converts color digital images into black and white and produces the closest thing I have seen to true black and white prints. I decided to go back through some of my textile images that I have been working on for the Deep River Corridor Project, which is a proposal to create a historic textile museum to highlight the history of textile mills along Deep River from Forsyth down to Lee counties and reproduce some of my favorite images in black and white. I have many other favorite images but these were my absolute favorites! I cant wait for spring to get here so I can continue photographing these amazing buildings!
Posted in Factories, Fine Art
Tags: Asheboro Photographer, Greensboro, mills, Proximity Print Works, Randleman, textile
•December 30, 2009 •
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