We set us a new record here in Louisville recently, had about four and a half inches of snow fall Monday night into Tuesday morning, and between that and the ni

A little while back, I spent the better part of a week up in northeastern Kentucky, shadowing and shooting the chief of the Maysville Fire Department. Was doing

Words on a page are all the rage But when the words don't come You just feel dumb So fuck this shit anyways

What are you thankful for? One thing that I am thankful for is community. You can define community many ways, for me it is that sense of connectedness, of coming together to care for and look after one

While writing my last blog, I noticed that Louisville was under a Dense Fog Advisory until the following morning. _Seemed like the universe was sending me a not

At the photojournalism workshop in Maysville, Kentucky last month, they 'strongly encouraged' us to get out and shoot what they called 'features' in addition to

Down in the Bluegrass region of Kentucky, about 25 miles outside of Lexington and 200 years back in time is Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill. The Shakers, more f

Me and my boss don't really get along. They'll tell me to work on something and I'll turn around and work on something, anything else instead. Always goes over

Oh, then if you die fearin' God And painfully employed No, you will not go to Heaven You'll go to Champaign, Illinois

Mornings are not my thing. At least the after waking part, the wee hours of the morning before I've made it to bed is a different story. Can you believe some

We slipped away from Louisville yesterday and made our way down to Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill in Mercer County. It's my partner's birthday, so a little res

We had a plane fall out of the sky on us here in Louisville this past Tuesday. Falling may not be the best way to describe what it did, the MD-11 parted ways wi

Next year the Mother Road, the infamous Route 66, will turn one hundred years old. The 2,448 miles (3,940 km) connecting Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, Cali

Yesterday was a day that will be long remembered here in Louisville. Around 1715, a UPS MD-11 like the one pictured above taking off today, crashed just after t

This past summer, most of my Saturday mornings were spent at the park up the street. Had given myself the task of figuring out how to build community with a cam

Trick-or-treat! It's Halloween, which means pumpkins and sugar highs. And discount candy tomorrow. Trick-or-treating is different here in the city, kids jus

On the banks of the Ohio River in northeastern Kentucky, nestled between the water's edge and the steep hills rising from it, is the city of Maysville. One of t

On the last day of the Constitutional Convention, Ben Franklin was asked a question as he was leaving. _"Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarch

Do you know Jack? He lives around here somewheres. There's a park just up the road from me that gets a little spooky this time of year. Jack O'Lantern Spectac

We remembered a murdered man on Tuesday. A martyr. A man taken from his family far too soon. October 14th would have been George Floyd's 52nd birthday, to mark