BeltLine in the New York Times

The Atlanta BeltLine, one of my favorite photo subjects, is covered in the New York Times. This will be one of the most impactful urban redevelopment projects in the city's history.

Chattahoochee River

Flyfishing within the Atlanta city limits, yet it's hazardous to eat fish caught south of the city. the main water supply for five million people, yet it's the smallest river to support the water needs of any city of Atlanta's size in the US. Perhaps the most valuable resource in the state.

The Chattahoochee at Whitewater Creek

Whitewater Creek

David S. Allee

I'm intrigued and inspired by David Allee's "Frame of View" project I first saw on Slate's Behold - The Photo Blog. He explores the notion of the "frame" and ideas of what's inside and outside.

New Orleans Pt. 4 - Jackson Square

Jackson Square, the orginal center of the city, was first called Place d'Armes. In 1815 it was renamed Jackson Square in honor of the hero of the Battle of New Orleans, Andrew Jackson.

St Louis Cathedral