A cover tear sheet I’m proud of. This one from City Limits magazine.

I spent about a week in Harlem during March shooting for this story about how the economic troubles are hitting the black community particularly hard.

I enjoyed shooting for this magazine because my work was featured not just for one article, but for the entire issue. Pretty cool.

Back at the tail end of December I shot a cover story for Next American City down in D.C..

On the cover, the Brookings Institute’s Bruce Katz.

I haven’t been posting lately, and that’s a good thing because it means I’ve been busy. I did want to take some time however to thank everyone who made 2009 a great year for my business. I enjoyed working with everyone of my new and old clients this past year. I’m excited and looking forward to what 2010 will bring.

Currently I am doing pre production work for a shoot next week in Colorado Springs.

Some of the new clients I worked with this year include BPG Properties, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, Drexel e-Learning, Deloitte, Boston College, the Pew Charitable Trust, Smyrski Creative, Financial Advisor, and Major League Baseball.

One of my favorite things I was assigned to shoot this year was a long-time dream of mine: Shooting the World Series. Being a huge baseball fan, and a Phillies season ticket holder, the opportunity to shoot my favorite team in the World Series was truly amazing. Below are just a few images from the games in Philly.

The cast of Glee sings the Star Spangled Banner before the start of Game 3 of the World Series in Philadelphia.

Jimmy Rollins

Shane Victorino looking intense during batting practice before game 4