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    It's all for the children

    It’s all for the children

    After traveling over 3,000 miles for more than seven weeks all across the U.S., it is hard to come home and answer something as simple as – “How has your summer been?” No one really wants to know, it is a polite question, a conversation starter. Sure, like I want to tell them all about [...]

    Hot Off The Press!

    Hot Off The Press!

    I remember the first time I saw my work in print… I was so excited. Granted it was a picture of a parking lot under construction and my editor sent me back out three times before they accepted the image but the end result was so rewarding. I pretty much clipped all my my images [...]

    Little Journalists

    Little Journalists

    Every summer for 14 years, I have traveled home to teach high school students everything I know about journalism… it’s a short workshop. Seriously though, I think it is great to give back by giving a leg up to the next generation of journalists. Some students decide newspapers are not for them but at least [...]

    Art of Leadership

    Art of Leadership

    Recently, I was given the chance to work on a project for Summerville Elementary School called the Art of Leadership. It is a great concept of teaching students the skills of self-reliance, self-discipline and self-confidence taught by Dr. Stephen Covey. The concept, based on the book Leader In Me,  has been introduced into schools around [...]

    Summerville Miracle League

    Summerville Miracle League

    Last year I did a story on the Summerville Miracle League, a new organization giving kids with disabilities a chance to play baseball. The look on the faces of the kids as they run the bases on a custom-made baseball field is amazing. Many volunteer their time Saturday mornings so these kids can play a [...]

    It’s all for the children
    It's all for the children

    After traveling over 3,000 miles for more than seven weeks all across the U.S., it is hard to come home and answer something as simple as – “How has your summer been?” No one really wants to know, it is a polite question, a conversation starter. Sure, like I want to tell them all about [...]

    Hot Off The Press!
    Hot Off The Press!

    I remember the first time I saw my work in print… I was so excited. Granted it was a picture of a parking lot under construction and my editor sent me back out three times before they accepted the image but the end result was so rewarding. I pretty much clipped all my my images [...]

    Little Journalists
    Little Journalists

    Every summer for 14 years, I have traveled home to teach high school students everything I know about journalism… it’s a short workshop. Seriously though, I think it is great to give back by giving a leg up to the next generation of journalists. Some students decide newspapers are not for them but at least [...]

    Art of Leadership
    Art of Leadership

    Recently, I was given the chance to work on a project for Summerville Elementary School called the Art of Leadership. It is a great concept of teaching students the skills of self-reliance, self-discipline and self-confidence taught by Dr. Stephen Covey. The concept, based on the book Leader In Me,  has been introduced into schools around [...]

    Summerville Miracle League
    Summerville Miracle League

    Last year I did a story on the Summerville Miracle League, a new organization giving kids with disabilities a chance to play baseball. The look on the faces of the kids as they run the bases on a custom-made baseball field is amazing. Many volunteer their time Saturday mornings so these kids can play a [...]

    Introducing the Z Project
    Introducing the Z Project

    A couple of years ago I was given the opportunity to meet some very special people — Special Olympians. I photographed these athletes for a series of promotional ads to benefit the Special Olympics. As journalists, we always want to give a voice to those who need to be heard. This was different, I was [...]