Fake moustaches, bunny ears, canned beer, marshmallows, a weiner dog and 1 cheaply repurposed trophy. What else would you expect from a DSVC field day?

Special Thanks to Will Graham for helping me with the photography.

My photo on the 10K website. I make an unplanned appearance at the 2:43 mark on the video that follows…whoops.

10K women video

I shot this portrait for D last month of Chuckie and the B-17 of the same name. Here is video from Ch. 8 news of the B-17 flying. The WWII bomber is the only B-17 in the world that can still fly.

Let me know what you think of these…Good Bad Indifferent?

The ADDY Awards, hosted by the Dallas Ad League, recognizes the Dallas advertising community for work in print, broadcast, television and interactive media. The awards were held last week and two three of the campaigns I worked on last year won. A big thank you to Moroch and to The Richards Group, the creatives behind both the three winners.

The Mrs. Bairds poster won gold and the Mockingbird Station work won a Silver.

Update on Wednesday, February 24, 2010 at 1:51PM

I just got word that we actually won 3 ADDYs, not 2, as I had originally thought. A project I worked on with the Richards Group won a bronze. This display was 3-D and it was found in Home Depot stores nationwide over the holidays.

With the dawning of a new decade comes change; thus the exhibit “Work Prints”, Commerce Street Bridge to Westmoreland Road, a Ft. Worth Avenue Time Capsule attempts to document Ft. Worth Avenue anticipating the changes coming to our West Dallas corridor.

Haley Henman Gallery will host two day “guerilla photo” exhibit on Friday and Saturday, opening reception 6:30-9pm, Friday February 26.

Originally conceived by Jeff Herrington, the show will feature the work of 20 local photographers who trained their lenses on specific Ft. Worth Avenue properties assigned by lottery.

The photographers include: Les Hall, Kenda North, Howard Milner, Scott Jenke, Chuck Reed, Joshua King, John ODonnell, Ken Smith, Adam Fish, Kent Barker, Dan Piassick, Jeff Baker, Richard Doherty, Manuel Pecina, Larry Travis, Scott Keith, Robin Sachs, Eva Gordon, Mari Hidalgo, and David Lyles.
Please join us in celebration of the local imagery, food and drink of our corridor. Although light snacks will be available at the opening, a list of fabulous local eateries will be available at the door for those of you who would like to continue your exploration of North Oak Cliff.

Haley Henman Gallery
2335 Hardwick Street
Dallas, TX 75208
214 749.1277
www.haleyhenman.com

Here is my portrait of the CEO of Adam’s Golf that we shot on Tuesday. We scrambled to make an interesting backdrop at the corporate offices. I had about 10 mins with Chip and about 10 mins to set my lighting. Given the time constraints I am happy with the final image.

I got the opportunity to shoot a story for D Magazine this week. I was asked to shoot the Sparkman Hillcrest Cemetery. I spent several hours walking around the entire 88 acres. As you can imagine at times it was an emotional experience…especially seeing the children’s graves some containing toys on the headstones. It was a reminder to be thankful for all that I have been given and to pray for the families who have dealt with the loss of a child.

The mausoleum there is cool, weird and creepy as well. Vaulted ceilings, beautiful stained glass windows plus you’re a stones throw from North Park Mall.