The online version of the article is here:

http://www.vanderbilt.edu/alumni/vanderbilt-magazine/2008/03/lord-of-the-pointy-ears/

It’s always cool to see something you did published. Especially when the shoot that it came from was so much fun in the first place.

If you have any interest in costumes, you gotta check out Aradani Studios at:
http://www.aradani.com/

Its run by the two coolest brothers, Mike and Paul Bielaczyc.

Other than making me rich so I could do photography all the time, it would permit me the chance to work on photos from the Ga Ren Fest I shot today. There are a lot of them I'm really pleased with and dying to post.

But my weekend work (as if it really feels like work to me) isn't over and I need to get some sleep so I can visit the Tn Ren Fest rehearsal tomorrow. No doubt that will add to the list of great shots I'll be pouring over to get online.

I guess this is ending up as a "teaser" for my posts that should be up on Sunday night and Monday. So check back!

Best always.

Its time for the next installment of Georgia Renaissance Festival photos!

Photos added:

Barely Balanced

Cast

Flying Debris

Lost Boys

Nickel Shakespeare Girls

Special

Three Quarter Ale

More Vegetable Justice

Washing Well Wenches

The 2007 Renaissance Festival season has begun!

I started off with a little experimentation and took a new infrared camera to the festival. While the results were interesting (and in one situation a little disturbing), for the rest of the season I'll be using the regular camera. I did at least take a few shots in a normal color mode but most of the photos are infrared.

You can find them here:
Georgia Renaissance Festival 2007