Bayou Cirque – Live
These images were taken during Bayou Cirque's live performance at the Manship Theater in Baton Rouge, LA in 2019. One of the things I liked most was being allowed to go backstage to capture them getting ready. I actually used to be part of a Cirque troupe myself. Back in 2012 and 2013 I toured with Cirque Dreams based out ...
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The Left Hand Path — short story photos
A few years back I published a short story called "The Left Hand Path." However, the story never came out. It was bought and the contract was signed but the company went under. One day I'll put that story out on my own because I liked it quite a bit. It's all about a struggling country music artist who reached the end of ...
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Derelict Tugboat featuring Marsha the Madisonville Pterodactyl.
The lighthouse seen here was built in 1832 and destroyed during the Civil war. It was rebuilt in 1868 using many of the same bricks. The tugboat seen here in the photos was once featured in the movie Green Lantern starring Ryan Reynolds. Back in January of 2019 it was deliberately set on fire but didn't sink. Also in the ...
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Holi Powder
Holi Powder is fun to play with and looks great in photos. It sticks to the skin creating a great texture but washes out really easily. It comes right out of clothing and won't stain. For this set of photos we used fishnet stockings to create a pattern with red-colored body spray paint. On top of that I just splashed on ...
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Milk Bath
Milk Bath photography is kinda cool. No, it's not a bathtub filled with milk. It's warm water with powdered milk mixed in. For this session I used a big box of powdered milk and threw in some plastic vegetation that we got from Hobby Lobby. The model, Gina, had just dyed her hair blue in some sections so we had a happy ...
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Planetariums
I love planetariums and would love to document as many of them as I can. They're all so different in technology, design, and what they have to offer. I think the potential for planetariums is underestimated--you can do so much more in such an immersive space than just star shows. Irene W. Pennington Planetarium, Baton ...
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