I am VERY excited to share that View Finders has been accepted to be distributed nationally on PBS stations across the country beginning in 2024. This is a massive step forward for the show as it allows episodes to be seen by a much, much larger audience around the United States and beyond.
I am very excited to share that I have been brought on to photograph a new apparel line for Zoom Bait company, the largest manufacturer of fishing lures in North America.
Well it appears each passing month puts me further and further into the “television producer” category. I am currently delivering new View Finders episodes that will premiere in October, but Georgia PBS also wants to air two other shows that I have created.
The large prints that were installed prior to the opening of the new building were a big hit, and so they wanted more for some other spaces in the building. But there was a twist this time around, because they also wanted something that could absorb sound.
A year ago the state of Georgia purchased a large number of prints from me to hand out as gifts to visiting dignitaries and other leaders from across the country and around the world.
I am thrilled to announce that I will be a featured presenter at the Philadelphia Unique Camera show this coming November. This will be from November 17-19th and I will present several workshops to the participants.
After tons of filming and interviews, the second episode of the Oconee County series is now available for viewing. From the secluded hiking trails of Harris Shoals to the beautiful equestrian center of Heritage Park…
I have begun working on a multi-episode video series that highlights all of the wonderful things that can be found within Oconee County.
The new County Administration building here in Oconee purchased four massive prints (10 feet by 5 feet) to hang in the atrium and upper floor lobby.
A big thanks to the Oconee Enterprise for this article on the Emmy nomination. An excerpt:
“The first season of the Georgia Public Broadcasting television show “View Finders,” co-hosted by Oconee photographer and Georgia College & State University professor
