March of Dimes 2008

Today, I had a blast shooting the March of Dimes Walk-America at University of Houston. Although I was retained by a corporate client, this is always a great event for me as helping to bring awareness and raising funds for premature babies is truly God's work. Look at how much fun the walkers are having!

The Inaugural Post!

Well, it's been a long time coming and now - voila! It's here! My blog! I feel like I should have been blogging for years now, but you know how we allow "life" to impede us. For me, I needed some special event to commemorate my inaugural post. Little did I know it would be the Houston International Festival (i-fest). We just happen to roll-up on the Louisiana stage and found the Rebels rocking, people dancing and my girl Rachel having a blast! Then it hit me, I-fest will mark my first blog!

Did you see the radio station from my alma mater?

Next, we bumped into my favorite "Fee friend," L-Dub (center), her husband Arthur (pulverizing the turkey leg) and other friends.

After getting some grub, we finally made our way over to the HEB stage. There we saw my girl Reagan who was "doing her" and remaining true to her mission of educating kids through amazingly fun robotics and engineering. Congratulations on acquiring great sponsors such as Shell and Schlumberger and good luck with your upcoming C-STEM Sea Turtle Robotics Challenge on May 3rd at TSU!

We finally found the brothers of Alpha Eta Lambda (Alpha Phi Alpha) at the Bud Light main event stage. Of course, my brothers were diligently serving all who visiting the beer garden :) The last attraction was the award-winning Neville brothers, "New Orleans First Family of Funk."

I would like to say my beautiful wife Felicia is smiling because of me, but I think it has more to do with Aaron Neville :)

Thanks for sharing in my inaugural post! I hope I didn't bore you too much :) You can look forward to more of my adventures especially through my professional photography - PredestinedEvents.com.

City of Brotherly Love

. . . my first visit to Philly and I remember why I majored in English/History! One of the original 13 colonies, for me - Philadelphia epitomizes one of many meccas of historical relevance. But don't laugh too hard when you see my camera phone pic of the non-historical Hard Rock Cafe, it just happen to be across the street from my downtown hotel :)

No way anybody can visit Philly and not have pics of the Liberty Bell and Independnce Hall.

I don't even know why I took a pic of the Hard Rock, wait a minute - yeah, it was the convention center building ;)