A-10 Heading home over the salty splash.

Rockie Awards

We had a great time at the Rockie Awards last night. It was a awesome party. The entire production crew did a incredible job putting on the show. Thanks to all. I want to give a special shout out to Jennie Myers and Dylan Amundson of Drake Cooper. You guys rock!

Over the years we have had the honor of creating the photography for some great campaigns that have won Rockies. This year, however, we won a Silver Rockie for a self promotion piece we created for the studio. It was used for a ad in The Blue.

That is truly a honor. First solo studio Rockie. Needless to say we had a great celebration last night. Kinda paying for it this morning!

I also want to thank Motive Media as well for their graphic input. They are amazing!

A Trio of A-10 Wart Hogs returning to base.

U.S. Air Force A-10 Wart Hog, bringing the pain.

A-10 Warthog "Engaging"

I am just finishing a couple new images for the Idaho Air Guard. Matt, Jim and I shot a fully loaded A-10 at Gowen Field a couple of weeks ago. It is a awesome machine. The A-10 "Warthog" is used as a low flying, heavily armored, close air support aircraft.

The transport plane didn't have a chance against this Thunder Bolt.

Drake Cooper and the Great Idaho Getaway make Communication Arts Web Pick

Congrats to the super creative folks at Drake Cooper for having the web site they created for the Idaho Department of Tourism highlighted in the Communication Arts Webpick (here).

They did a incredible job on the project. We were honored to play our roll of shooting the cover work and print ad campaign.

Check out the New BSU Ed Tech Video, hot off the presses.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG1N6ZP386I

Working on Location with one of our favorite clients.

Love the "City by the Bay"

Great day for a cruise in "The Bay".

Beautiful evening in San Francisco

Flyfishing the North Shore of Oahu

After my trip to the North Shore on "Humongous Tuesday" I continued to drive around the northern tip of Oahu. Came around the eastern side and then around a corner and saw this. A guide with a fisherman poling the bay, in turquoise blue, 5 ft deep water on a 80 degree day. NO WIND.

I wept. but just a little and to my knowledge, nobody saw me.