new equation

This afternoon, the kids played in the sand at the beach.

My dad supervised Finn.

He wanted to put seaweed on my lens.

Grandma took advantage of the opportunity to rock little Finn to sleep last night.

We are vacationing with my parents on St. George Island off the panhandle of Florida. We swam in the pool yesterday afternoon. Finn brought my dad a handful of rocks.

Iliana likes wearing goggles.

Finn fell in and busted his chin.

Sometimes she seems like such a serious, big girl.

And sometimes shes a goofy, little seven year old. She lost another tooth this week.

He hung around the steps most of the time.

He finally got used to being in the water.

But he's still most comfortable with both feet on dry ground.

I'm now advertising with At Edge. They have a really smart program publishing five books a year. The books are small, well designed and feature a curated collection of photographers. Check out the website here: AtEdge: Gregory Miller.

This past year, I traveled to Trinidad and Tobago for Iconologic. From the image library I created, Iconologic has designed some really impressive collateral pieces targeting investment in specific industries. Above is the cover for the brochure on downstream energy.

Below, spreads are from a brochure on the cost of doing business in Trinidad:

From a brochure on investing in T&T:

From a brochure on information and communication technologies:

From the "We are Next" brochure:

From a brochure on the enormous business and technology park named Tamana:

We took in the Atlanta Jazz Festival this weekend. Conveniently enough, it was right across the street from our house.

Iliana got her face painted.

We picked up a few hula hoops, as well.

Finn chilled in his stroller,

people watched, and....

snacked on funnel cake.

She's quite a hula hooper.

Finn looks really cute in the bath.

I shot the July cover for Atlanta Magazine this week. I'm not a real doctor.

Morgan, however, is a doctor. He has an honorary degree in 'expressions of anguish.'

I worked with JWT CET on a shoot for CDW this week. The ads will go in military publications.

Kevin Miller from TAPCO was our military consultant.

He made sure everything we did was authentic. For instance, uniforms were too clean. Talent had fun dirtying them up.

We shot at an abandoned concrete block plant at a granite quarry.

Morgan operates the math board.

Jason Fobart walks our art director, Jon Gordon, through recent frames.

Discussion...

Melissa and Jason made the production shots.

Kevin knows how it's done.

Morgan wants them guns.

Marc.

Michael.

I went over to Piedmont Hospital to shoot a woman who contracted tuberculosis while undergoing treatment for her arthritis. Above, Melissa stands in for a test frame.