Photojournalism

Thank you Steve for using me for the Old Salem events. I hope to work more with you and Old Salem next year.

Christine

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Thank you!

Christine

howdy. I'm pretty excited about these images. I have not uploaded the images I shot with film yet.. but this edit is huge.

Here is the first set of images of Greg Sevinal. I will upload to this gallery as I photograph him. I just wanted to show you where I'm at right now.

What a great day to begin the journey down the Yadkin River!

Thank you both for trusting me with this photo shoot. Your energy and light is breath taking!

Hi Guys! this sure was one of the highlights of 2010! looks like I have some homework to do to keep up with you guys next time!

Beth, I'll send this link or a CD of all the images from the tour to Rim Tours. The crazy photo I took on the last night with all the flashes mainly shows Brian because he was wearing a red shirt.. the magic color for photography! you ARE in there too.. I found you, but you need to look hard!

Have a safe trip and tons of adventure!

My other love... riding bikes, especially in the woods!

The first commissioned job I received after leaving the W-S Journal was to document a behind the scenes look at what it took to be a student at the North Carolina School of the Arts. I followed five student in different disciplines for a day and photographed all performances from behind the curtains. This was an incredible project, which left me very proud of the body of work and very exhausted trying to keep up with the student's schedule.

The end result was a traveling exhibit for NCSA. The project also won a CASE III award for the School.