The Seattle Times with a Pepsi, Seattle, WA, 2011

Humans Are Dead, Seattle, WA, 2011

Gerald and The Green Hornet, Seattle, WA, 2011

Pocket Panda
at Empty Sea Studios

Eric Herbig recording his lead vocals.

Refining his execution


Megan Jade

Recording her vocals.

Getting teased by the guys.

Jordan Cunningham records the mandolin sections.


Chris Allen (left), gives his ideas for cutting the song together.

Group photo

Eric in love with his creepy "taxidermy like" dog

9.11 Memorial Service

at the Seattle Center

A large origami crane sits in front of the International Fountain.

An article by E.J Dioner Jr.

A man reflects on a quote.

Seattle's Mayor, Mike McGinn arrives to the Seattle Center.

While paying his respects, some important news arrives. 

Seattle Fire Chief Gregory Dean

A boy joined by his mother, holds a flower in memory for everyone who died in 9/11. 

Greeting law enforcement.

Chatting with the audience.

Mahdi Husain saying thank you.

Paying homage.

An American man sits with Mahdi Husain.

It's Fashion Week in New York City, meaning every girl and guy is going out "dressed to kill." Since moving to Seattle, I've missed some of the fun misadventures in the Big Apple. So, I gave myself a small assignment and find something that's fun and out of the ordinary.

Ruffles and a Smile. Seattle, WA 2011

Robert. Seattle, WA, 2010

Bumbershoot has once again returned to Seattle! The event held near Key Arena, hosts a huge collective of performing acts that definitely aim to please any concert go-er. However, it's not the performers that I'm primarily drawn towards, instead it's the audience. 

I'm pleased to introduce this gentle soul, named Robert. (Not in frame) Robert walks around Seattle with the use of his walker. It doesn't matter how long it takes him, but he enjoys the adventure and physical activity of being out and about. Hopefully, I'll have the chance to run into him again this year.

Selling Flowers at Comet Tavern. Seattle, WA, 2011